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Anyone gaming with a Sapphire 390X on a 1600p monitor?1

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I just bought the 1600p monitor (Dell u3014) and I wanted to know first hand from users if the GPU is up to the task. I'll mainly play BF4 and Battlefront II aside from other AAA titles and cool indie games. Can I run games on Max/Ultra at 1600p (without AA) above 60fps?

 

Will pair the GPU with an overlocked 4690K and 8GB of ram. 

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Yes its up to it

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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Absolutely! 

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Yes its up to it

 

 

Absolutely! 

 

Cool! I actually betted on this monitor that my future gaming rig can handle it well. Haha. Guess I did not make a mistake.

Btw, the Dell u3014 is dirt cheap and amazing if you find a refurbished model. :)

i5 4670k | Noctua NH0-U12S | Asus Z97M Plus | Kingston HyperX Fury 8gb | Palit GTX 980 Ti Super Jetstream 6G | Samsung 850 EVO 250gb


WD Caviar Blue 1tb | Seasonic M12II 850W | Fractal Design Define R5 | Dell U3014 1600p 30" 60Hz


Corsair K65 | Razer Orochi | Bose QuietComfort 15 | Creative SBS A350 2.1

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