4k 60fps with current build?

[Moose93]

I am wondering if I could get 4k at a steady 60fps with my my Current Build. I am hoping so since that is why the upgraded happened in the first place. 

 

If I can, I presume a drop in the graphic quality would be in order, down to medium for most big games. I have only tried playing AC origins at 4k on the highest settings and got crazy frame drops 

[Jihakuz]

Yeah, as long as you are willing to drop your quality settings this should be sufficent.

To get 4k 60fps @ max settings, it would require like 2x 1080ti's at least and that is assuming the game plays nice with SLI.

[RollTime]

Depends on the game, that system will crush most 4k games as long as it's on medium settings. Personally I think 1440p is best for a combination of eye candy and framerates, but that's just me.

[Moose93]

1 minute ago, Jihakuz said:

Yeah, as long as you are willing to drop your quality settings this should be sufficent.

To get 4k 60fps @ max settings, it would require like 2x 1080ti's at least and that is assuming the game plays nice with SLI.

how much detail is actually lost going from high/ultra down to medium? is it all the stupid tiny stuff you don't notice anyway?

[yaya1]

That highly depends on the games you play, I think; you're - almost definitely - going to get a higher frame rate in Overwatch than in Rise of the Tomb Raider.

[Jihakuz]

Just now, Moose93 said:

how much detail is actually lost going from high/ultra down to medium? is it all the stupid tiny stuff you don't notice anyway?

it chance from game to game.

FOR ME, I don't mind too much, yeah ultra looks nicer but medium is normally alright. (not that i cant run ultra )

not going to lie, it is a bit of a stretch to want 4k 60fps maxed out with any current hardware.

[Orangeator]

Only in super graphically intense games, this will push 4k at ultra settings in nearly every game. My Strix 980 TI pushes 4k ultra in a ton of modern titles. Just drop unnecessary settings like anti-aliasing (NOT needed at 4k).