Future Gaming

[DiekyD]

What Graphiccard do i need for the next 2 years of gaming to run on max and smooth fps not alyasing etc

[Guest]

2k, 2.5k, or 4k? 

 

Also what type of games? 

[DiekyD]

1 minute ago, e23 said:

2k, 2.5k, or 4k? 

 

Also what type of games? 

2k to 2,5k in generell the next upcoming generations

[EPPHO]

We can't say without more information

[EPPHO]

1 minute ago, DiekyD said:

2k to 2,5k in generell the next upcoming generations

Titan XP SLI will be enough

[Guest]

1 minute ago, DiekyD said:

2k to 2,5k in generell the next upcoming generations

I recommend a GTX 1060 (minimum) or GTX 1070 for 2.5k if it's Triple A titles you will be playing. 

[dizmo]

1 minute ago, frozeNNN said:

Titan XP SLI will be enough

I concur.

[Princess Luna]

RX 480 8gb added with a LG 2560x1080p 75hz Freesync panel.

[DiekyD]

i want to buy the 1060 but theres no sli support because of that the radeon 480 sli ? (x2)

[DiekyD]

3 minutes ago, e23 said:

I recommend a GTX 1060 (minimum) or GTX 1070 for 2.5k if it's Triple A titles you will be playing. 

i want to buy the 1060 but theres no sli support because of that the radeon 480 sli ? (x2

2,5k what would this be in a standart resolution ? 

[Princess Luna]

2 minutes ago, DiekyD said:

i want to buy the 1060 but theres no sli support because of that the radeon 480 sli ? (x2)

yeah buy a rx480 8gb or a Fury X and get a freesync panel, it will be good enough...

 

If you have more cash to spend go with the GTX 1070

 

standard would be 1920x1080p
if you want ultra wide you could get a 2560x1080p one like I said it already is a great quality path, higher than this would be 1440p which you would need the Fury X or the GTX 1070 to make sure it lasts the next two years

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, DiekyD said:

i want to buy the 1060 but theres no sli support because of that the radeon 480 sli ? (x2

2,5k what would this be in a standart resolution ? 

2.5k is generally 2560 x 1440. You can look over this in the display section where the stickies are to see how it ranges, but generally it's 2560 x 1440. 

 

4 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

yeah buy a rx480 8gb or a Fury X and get a freesync panel, it will be good enough...

 

If you have more cash to spend go with the GTX 1070

I agree with the GTX 1070 here. 

[DiekyD]

what is about the graphic resources the radeon has 8 gb when i double the card and run it on free sync only the effencie of the performance get increased but not the gb right ?

 

[Princess Luna]

3 minutes ago, DiekyD said:

what is about the graphic resources the radeon has 8 gb when i double the card and run it on free sync only the effencie of the performance get increased but not the gb right ?

 

Both Crossfire and sli will not stack video memory, this happens due to both cards needing to fill their vram equally as they require access to the same data equally in order to work properly together, that is why if you crossfire two rx 480 8gb available you will keep only having 8gb vram as both fills it equally.

 

DX12 has a way around this however it isnt exactly supported yet.

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, DiekyD said:

what is about the graphic resources the radeon has 8 gb when i double the card and run it on free sync only the effencie of the performance get increased but not the gb right ?

 

Can you try rewording this question? 

 

You are right the 8GB won't stack, but what do you mean by the graphic resources?

 

 

[DiekyD]

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

Both Crossfire and sli will not stack video memory, this happens due to both cards needing to fill their vram equally as they require access to the same data equally in order to work properly together, that is why if you crossfire two rx 480 8gb you will keep only having 8gb vram as both fills it equally.

but what kind of workflow get increased of this ? the effencie of the loadings and the calculations?

[Bouzoo]

If it's NV, I'd go with 1070/980Ti, if it's AMD R9 Fury (non X) get amazing deals from time to time and are quite the beasts.

[Princess Luna]

2 minutes ago, DiekyD said:

but what kind of workflow get increased of this ? the effencie of the loadings and the calculations?

The entire computing part is benefit, you get more processing power just not more memory space... which means you will get more frames per second in the end

[DiekyD]

2 minutes ago, e23 said:

Can you try rewording this question? 

 

You are right the 8GB won't stack, but what do you mean by the graphic resources?

 

 

with graphic resources i mean the elements that need to be loadet at the same time. 8gb of memory means 8 gb of resources that can be saved and loadet at the same time to prefent lagging right ? 

[DiekyD]

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

The entire computing part is benefit, you get more processing power just not more memory space... which means you will get more frames per second in the end

 

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

The entire computing part is benefit, you get more processing power just not more memory space... which means you will get more frames per second in the end

thank you  and what if a game takes more than 8gb of ramm ? than the rest would be taken from the cpu graphicscard ? and what if i have to radeons but the game is to big in memory for the 8 gb?

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, DiekyD said:

but what kind of workflow get increased of this ? the effencie of the loadings and the calculations?

SSDs - great to help with loading times

CPUs - CPUs are another factor for calculations. Some games might be more to do with the CPU than the GPU. 

 

[Maxinfamily]

15 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

RX 480 8gb added with a LG 2560x1080p 75hz Freesync panel.

As far as I know the rx 480 cant run all the triple A maxed smoothly at 2k. I know It can at 1080p (and eventhough at 1080 It has troubles to run smoothly WOW or other games with old engines and not so oldengines, but they are still triple A games which are updated nowadays and they get DLCs and stuff).

[DiekyD]

1 minute ago, e23 said:

SSDs - great to help with loading times

CPUs - CPUs are another factor for calculations. Some games might be more to do with the CPU than the GPU. 

 

like minecraft

[Guest]

4 minutes ago, Maxinfamily said:

As far as I know the rx 480 cant run all the triple A maxed smoothly at 2k. I know It can at 1080p (and eventhough at 1080 It has troubles to run smoothly WOW or other games with old engines and not so oldengines, but they are still triple A games which are updated nowadays and they get DLCs and stuff).

Think you mean 2.5k and not 2k. 1080p is 2k and 1440p is 2.5k (generally). 

[DiekyD]

1 minute ago, e23 said:

Think you mean 2.5k and 2k. 1080p is 2k and 1440p is 2.5k (generally). 

hank you  and what if a game takes more than 8gb of ramm ? than the rest would be taken from the cpu graphicscard ? and what if i have to radeons but the game is to big in memory for the 8 gb?