Maximum Resolution

Ergroilnin · August 27, 2018

Since I am STILL fairly new to this whole thing, I just wanna clarify on this.

The GPU I am looking at has maximum supported resolution of 7680x4320@60Hz (1060 6GB). This totals to 1 990 656 000 pixels per second.

If I plan to use it with 4k TV at 60 Hz (so 497 664 000 pps) and gaming monitor at 1444p144hz (thus 526 694 400), that totals out at 1 024 358 400 which is slightly over half but still not nearly as much as supposed maximum resolution of the GPU.

Does that mean I can use both at their fullest at the same time with such a GPU or it is just plainly wrong to count it like this and if it is, how is the proper way to calculate if I can or cannot use both at the same time at the maximum?

Thank you.

WoodenMarker · August 27, 2018

Yes, you can use both.

Maximum Digital Resolution refers the largest supported resolution for one display. You can see two 8K monitors running off of a GV100 which has the same 7680x4320@60Hz spec: