Is the GTX 980 TI Capable of this ?

[doktornpro]

I might be getting a 4k screen but i am not certain if i should go for a 60 hz or more , i want to be able to run all new games on max settings, so i have a few questions.

 

1 : Will the GTX 980 TI    be able  to run all new games such as gta V and the witcher 3 on maxed out settings with a stable 60 fps on a 4k res. ?

2 : Will it be capable of running at 120 fps at 4k res ( If some settings are lowered down )

3 : Does using a 4k screen set to an ingame res. of 1080 p make it just look like a normal 1080p screen or is it worse because it was intended for 4k videos and games ?

4 : what Size 4k screen would you reccomend ? ( in inches )

5 : Are there any 4k screens with near to no bezle like this monitor : http://www.amazon.com/MX279H-1920x1080-AH-IPS-Back-lit-Monitor/dp/B00B17C5KO

 

 

 

Thanks for your time !

[Enderman]

what???

4k over 60fps isnt even possible yet...

 

come back in a few years and ask again lol

[PlayStation 2]

1. no

2. probably not

3. Uhhhhh.... normally a bit worse

4. 30"+

5. I dunno.

[ShadowCaptain]

Go for 1440p 144hz ips gsync

[doktornpro]

what???

4k over 60fps isnt even possible yet...

 

come back in a few years and ask again lol

http://www.cnet.com/news/ultra-hd-4k-tv-refresh-rates/

 

I think this one supports it

[Bl00dgod]

I might be getting a 4k screen but i am not certain if i should go for a 60 hz or more , i want to be able to run all new games on max settings, so i have a few questions.

 

1 : Will the GTX 980 TI    be able  to run all new games such as gta V and the witcher 3 on maxed out settings with a stable 60 fps on a 4k res. ?

2 : Will it be capable of running at 120 fps at 4k res ( If some settings are lowered down )

3 : Does using a 4k screen set to an ingame res. of 1080 p make it just look like a normal 1080p screen or is it worse because it was intended for 4k videos and games ?

4 : what Size 4k screen would you reccomend ? ( in inches )

5 : Are there any 4k screens with near to no bezle like this monitor : http://www.amazon.com/MX279H-1920x1080-AH-IPS-Back-lit-Monitor/dp/B00B17C5KO

 

 

 

Thanks for your time !

you partly need 2 TI's to run 1440p on max >60fps

feels like thats the x post about 4k on 60fps max settings

[doktornpro]

Go for 1440p 144hz ips gsync

yea , it sounds great Any monitor suggestions at that ?

[doktornpro]

1. no

2. probably not

3. Uhhhhh.... normally a bit worse

4. 30"+

5. I dunno.

3 : sounds interesting, do you know why it looks a bit worse ?

[ShadowCaptain]

yea , it sounds great Any monitor suggestions at that ?

 

There a few below but worth shopping around for! there are also 21:1 curved monitors and ultra wide 1440p, 4k with gsync and other considerations

 

personally dont recommend 4k yet for gaming but whatever

 

Asus PB279q

Acer XG270HU

Asus PB278Q (tn)

[Altecice]

I might be getting a 4k screen but i am not certain if i should go for a 60 hz or more , i want to be able to run all new games on max settings, so i have a few questions.

 

1 : Will the GTX 980 TI    be able  to run all new games such as gta V and the witcher 3 on maxed out settings with a stable 60 fps on a 4k res. ?

2 : Will it be capable of running at 120 fps at 4k res ( If some settings are lowered down )

3 : Does using a 4k screen set to an ingame res. of 1080 p make it just look like a normal 1080p screen or is it worse because it was intended for 4k videos and games ?

4 : what Size 4k screen would you reccomend ? ( in inches )

5 : Are there any 4k screens with near to no bezle like this monitor : http://www.amazon.com/MX279H-1920x1080-AH-IPS-Back-lit-Monitor/dp/B00B17C5KO

 

 

 

Thanks for your time !

 

1. No, I run two 980Ti's at 5760x1080p (3/4 the pixels of 4K) and I cant run any of those games totally Maxed at 60fps.

2. Perhaps but we are talking Low/Med presets (no AA)

3.Not sure.

4.27+

5.Not sure.

[Rothfox]

The 980ti will struggle with running newer AA titles at 4k with antialising maxed and advanced blur effects. and even with out antialising it will struggle with demanding games like Witcher 3 at 4k. but it will have no problem running them at playable refresh rates if using a gsync monitor and some adjusted settings. i personaly would go for a 1440p monitor with gsync for the best experiance at this current time. when dx12 gets implemented into newer titles some of the statemens might change. but until then the best and almost only option for running newer AA titles on 4k will have to be Sli 980/ti or Titans. i run most games at 100fps with a sli setup with some games granting me full antialising and other not being so forgiving. 

so as i sayd before. id go for eather a 21:9 1440p 75hz+ gsync screen (depending on ur money cap) or a 16:9 1440p 144hz+ screen for the best current experiance with one 980ti.

[Oshino Shinobu]

http://www.cnet.com/news/ultra-hd-4k-tv-refresh-rates/

 

I think this one supports it

4K TVs that market 120Hz are stating the effective refresh rate, after all of the post processing (motion blur, image smoothing and so on). The panel is only refreshing at 60Hz, just the post processing makes it feel smoother. This works well for TV, movies and such, but doesn't work for games, as it causes massive input delays and often can't keep up with how quickly the screen changes with games (looking from one direction to another for example). 

 

A single 980Ti isn't really enough to get a good experience out of 4K. You'd be looking at 2 of them at least, and even then, you're not going to be maxing everything. I'd go for 1440p 144Hz GSync over 4K. 

 

EDIT: Also, for your questions:

 

1. No, you'd be looking at medium settings to get decent FPS.

2. If you lower them enough. Still, true 120Hz 4K monitors don't exist. There isn't an available consumer interface that can drive it either. 

3. As far as I can tell, it looks about the same as native 1080p. 

4. 27" +

5. There's the ASUS PA328Q but it's over $1000. Asus PB279Q is probably the best for a reasonable price. 

[Enderman]

http://www.cnet.com/news/ultra-hd-4k-tv-refresh-rates/

 

I think this one supports it

no

there is no GPU with a cable interface that can do more than 60Hz 4k

 

just because its a 120Hz panel does NOT mean that it displays 120 frames per second

the maximum it can take is 60 so it duplicated the frames to make it seem like more when its actually not

this is the "false advertising" that all tvs do

and when you connect it to a PC you need to turn that feature off otherwise it looks completely disgusting, which is why most tvs have a "PC" or computer setting which disables this crap

[doktornpro]

no

there is no GPU with a cable interface that can do more than 60Hz 4k

 

just because its a 120Hz panel does NOT mean that it displays 120 frames per second

the maximum it can take is 60 so it duplicated the frames to make it seem like more when its actually not

this is the "false advertising" that all tvs do

and when you connect it to a PC you need to turn that feature off otherwise it looks completely disgusting, which is why most tvs have a "PC" or computer setting which disables this crap

 

 

4K TVs that market 120Hz are stating the effective refresh rate, after all of the post processing (motion blur, image smoothing and so on). The panel is only refreshing at 60Hz, just the post processing makes it feel smoother. This works well for TV, movies and such, but doesn't work for games, as it causes massive input delays and often can't keep up with how quickly the screen changes with games (looking from one direction to another for example). 

 

A single 980Ti isn't really enough to get a good experience out of 4K. You'd be looking at 2 of them at least, and even then, you're not going to be maxing everything. I'd go for 1440p 144Hz GSync over 4K. 

 

EDIT: Also, for your questions:

 

1. No, you'd be looking at medium settings to get decent FPS.

2. If you lower them enough. Still, true 120Hz 4K monitors don't exist. There isn't an available consumer interface that can drive it either. 

3. As far as I can tell, it looks about the same as native 1080p. 

4. 27" +

5. There's the ASUS PA328Q but it's over $1000. Asus PB279Q is probably the best for a reasonable price. 

 

 

The 980ti will struggle with running newer AA titles at 4k with antialising maxed and advanced blur effects. and even with out antialising it will struggle with demanding games like Witcher 3 at 4k. but it will have no problem running them at playable refresh rates if using a gsync monitor and some adjusted settings. i personaly would go for a 1440p monitor with gsync for the best experiance at this current time. when dx12 gets implemented into newer titles some of the statemens might change. but until then the best and almost only option for running newer AA titles on 4k will have to be Sli 980/ti or Titans. i run most games at 100fps with a sli setup with some games granting me full antialising and other not being so forgiving. 

so as i sayd before. id go for eather a 21:9 1440p 75hz+ gsync screen (depending on ur money cap) or a 16:9 1440p 144hz+ screen for the best current experiance with one 980ti.

 

 

1. No, I run two 980Ti's at 5760x1080p (3/4 the pixels of 4K) and I cant run any of those games totally Maxed at 60fps.

2. Perhaps but we are talking Low/Med presets (no AA)

3.Not sure.

4.27+

5.Not sure.

 

 

There a few below but worth shopping around for! there are also 21:1 curved monitors and ultra wide 1440p, 4k with gsync and other considerations

 

personally dont recommend 4k yet for gaming but whatever

 

Asus PB279q

Acer XG270HU

Asus PB278Q (tn)

Thank you all for the information ! I didnt really even consider the 1440p options, i will post a new thread on here , linking to a few monitors i just found to see which is the best , thanks again !

[Rothfox]

Thank you all for the information ! I didnt really even consider the 1440p options, i will post a new thread on here , linking to a few monitors i just found to see which is the best , thanks again !

ive tested some monitors lately. and the Acer Predator XB270HU was brilliant to use with my cards. all games ran smoothly and some games i ran way to much fps even with everything maxed out. i just ordered the Predator x34 100hz as i play rather casual mmo and not so fast phased action shooters. and as for what testing with costum resolutions say it looks like il be having way overhead on some games with that screen aswell. so when Dsr will be available with sli il be doing some 4k tests with that monitor aswell.

[doktornpro]

ive tested some monitors lately. and the Acer Predator XB270HU was brilliant to use with my cards. all games ran smoothly and some games i ran way to much fps even with everything maxed out. i just ordered the Predator x34 100hz as i play rather casual mmo and not so fast phased action shooters. and as for what testing with costum resolutions say it looks like il be having way overhead on some games with that screen aswell. so when Dsr will be available with sli il be doing some 4k tests with that monitor aswell.

Yea that one looks good , i just posted a new thread in the displays section, listing a few of the best monitors for my needs that i could find, would you give it a look and see which one you would go for ?

[paps511]

I have a G1 980 Ti and a 3440 x 1440 21:9.

It will run almost everything at 60fps on Max settings (only 2 or 4 AA, not 8x)

In the GTA  V benchmark it averages about 45-50 fps.

[doktornpro]

I have a G1 980 Ti and a 3440 x 1440 21:9.

It will run almost everything at 60fps on Max settings (only 2 or 4 AA, not 8x)

In the GTA  V benchmark it averages about 45-50 fps.

Yea the card is a monster !

[paps511]

Yea the card is a monster !

 

Yeah, but not good for Folding/mining. It whines when it is doing those tasks. Never whines while playing games though.

[Suika]

1) Maxed out? No. You can probably keep AA off or low since it's a higher resolution anyway, to balance performance and looks.

2) If you reduced settings, it's likely.

3) Not quite. UHD is quite literally 4x as many pixels as 1080p, so in your head you think that 4 pixels on UHD can make 1 pixel on 1080p, but because of the way displays upscale, it won't actually look like that.

4) Preference. I've just been told not to go lower than 24", I've personally never owned or even played on a UHD monitor.

5) Not that I'm aware, no, but I'm not really in the monitor game. Yea I've got a GTX 980 but I only have a 1080p 60Hz monitor.

[doktornpro]

Yeah, but not good for Folding/mining. It whines when it is doing those tasks. Never whines while playing games though.

I wont be using it for that tho so its fine for me

[doktornpro]

1) Maxed out? No. You can probably keep AA off or low since it's a higher resolution anyway, to balance performance and looks.

2) If you reduced settings, it's likely.

3) Not quite. UHD is quite literally 4x as many pixels as 1080p, so in your head you think that 4 pixels on UHD can make 1 pixel on 1080p, but because of the way displays upscale, it won't actually look like that.

4) Preference. I've just been told not to go lower than 24", I've personally never owned or even played on a UHD monitor.

5) Not that I'm aware, no, but I'm not really in the monitor game. Yea I've got a GTX 980 but I only have a 1080p 60Hz monitor.

Thanks for sharing this info : )

[SteveGrabowski0]

I might be getting a 4k screen but i am not certain if i should go for a 60 hz or more , i want to be able to run all new games on max settings, so i have a few questions.

 

1 : Will the GTX 980 TI    be able  to run all new games such as gta V and the witcher 3 on maxed out settings with a stable 60 fps on a 4k res. ?

2 : Will it be capable of running at 120 fps at 4k res ( If some settings are lowered down )

3 : Does using a 4k screen set to an ingame res. of 1080 p make it just look like a normal 1080p screen or is it worse because it was intended for 4k videos and games ?

4 : what Size 4k screen would you reccomend ? ( in inches )

5 : Are there any 4k screens with near to no bezle like this monitor : http://www.amazon.com/MX279H-1920x1080-AH-IPS-Back-lit-Monitor/dp/B00B17C5KO

 

 

 

Thanks for your time !

 

You won't push 4k60 on two 980 Ti in SLI in GTA V or TWC3. 4k 60 Hz is still beyond this generation of GPUs considering how bad SLI scaling is for third and fourth cards.

 

 

[doktornpro]

You won't push 4k60 on two 980 Ti in SLI in GTA V or TWC3. 4k 60 Hz is still beyond this generation of GPUs considering how bad SLI scaling is for third and fourth cards.

 

 

Thanks for the graph