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Gaming at 4K,is your pc ready?:o

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Graphics cards still have a lot of room to expand.

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My laptop can totz handle it

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It doesn't look so bad,i thought one would need 4xTitan for 4K. Seems like 2 more gpu architecture change(volta?) we'll start to see high end single cards get great frame rates at 4K. Maybe 6years from now(if monitors are 4k reasonable priced).

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Some of those use AA or something similar. There's no point at that resolution.

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Nope nope nope nope nope.

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We are held back more by Vram than anything.

Some are :D

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GTX 690, my peasantry 2GB of VRAM is already holding back my 5760x1080 setup. Someone needs to come out with 8GB cards.

 

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Well since my 680SLI is basically the same as the 770 SLI I'd say yes.

Yet I lack the 6'000$ to get a 4k monitor so... ^^

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I can't even tell the difference in 4k anyways.

I get 60 frames at 1080p on a dual core APU. Ask me how.

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I guess I have the horsepower, but only if I want to run approximately 45-50 fps. Surprizingly two Titans are only a little bit faster than two 780's. I would have thought there being clearer difference between the two.

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Hah nope.................................

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I really wish they would call it 4X res not, 4K. since there isnt a width of 4000 and it is 4 times the pixels. 

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I really wish they would call it 4X res not, 4K. since there isnt a width of 4000 and it is 4 times the pixels. 

3840x2160 is just the minimum amount of pixels in the 4K standard.

 

4K Ultra high definition television 3840 × 2160

Digital Cinema Initiatives 4k (native resolution) 4096 × 2160

DCI 4K (CinemaScope cropped) 4096 × 1714

DCI 4K (flat cropped) 3996 × 2160

Academy 4K (storage format) 3656 × 2664

Full aperture 4K (storage format) 4096 × 3112

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My GTX 550 Ti says no. Same with my ''new'' GTX 590

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Yep, I would say me having 3 HD7950's that I can do 4K just fine :)

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3840x2160 is just the minimum amount of pixels in the 4K standard.

 

4K Ultra high definition television 3840 × 2160

Digital Cinema Initiatives 4k (native resolution) 4096 × 2160

DCI 4K (CinemaScope cropped) 4096 × 1714

DCI 4K (flat cropped) 3996 × 2160

Academy 4K (storage format) 3656 × 2664

Full aperture 4K (storage format) 4096 × 3112

Cool, thanks for this bit of information.

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More like "are video output and input ports ready?". :P

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I would have to go sli with my 660 to even think about 4k on the lowest setting 

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