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So....will 2 titan Xp would be enough. ..or should I wait until something better comes out?

2 Titan Xp's will struggle wait till technology catches up.

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I have been waiting for something like dell 8k for a long time.

I currently have asus swift 4k monitor.

my rig has

cpu: core i7 7700k

Gpu:gtx 1080 in sli. Asus strix.

I know that the 2 1080s will not be able to handle 8k gaming. So what about watercooled 1080tis in sli. Two 1080 tis cost around 1500$ where I live same cost is for a titan xp. Will the 2 1080tis perform well in gaming at 8k? Or should I just go all crazy and buy 2 titan xp. 

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1080Ti > Titan X (Unnoficially XP)

Titan Xp > 1080Ti

 

but 8K gaming is not good, no matter what you use. low settings and FPS are basically a given.

just play at 4K and upscale.

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8K gaming is currently unheard of as current technology (yes even a Titan Xp) will not run it properly, wait for another year or so to let technology catch up. 

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1 minute ago, RadiatingLight said:

1080Ti > Titan X (Unnoficially XP)

Titan Xp > 1080Ti

 

but 8K gaming is not good, no matter what you use. low settings and FPS are basically a given.

just play at 4K and upscale.

Sorry it was actually titan xp. Let me correct it

 

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1 minute ago, Newtongravitylol said:

Sorry it was actually titan xp. Let me correct it

 

Well Titan Xp (with a small p) is the best single GPU out there right now

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just try 8k with nvidias dsr

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Just now, Newtongravitylol said:

So....will 2 titan Xp would be enough. ..or should I wait until something better comes out?

2 Titan Xp's will struggle wait till technology catches up.

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Just now, Newtongravitylol said:

So....will 2 titan Xp would be enough. ..or should I wait until something better comes out?

wont be enough,they're just barely better than 1080 ti

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1 hour ago, Ethocreeper said:

make it more

you need a quadro card to be able to use the monitor

No you don't, any NVIDIA 1000 series or AMD 400/500 series card supports DisplayPort 1.3+

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Wait for Volta. See where that brings us. 8K is really not feasible right now.

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