I been looking further into it and the Ti can't really do full blown 60 FPS 4K gaming on its own.
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two titan xs (which is what I got) can't do 4k at 60fps in a lot of games either (witcher 3 for example). 4K 60fps is just out of reach for some games. Other like Tomb Raider, and last gen games run at 60fps at 4k though
it will for some games. but not Crysis 3 and such
4k 60 fps is a gen or 2 away.
i'm still gaming at 1080 with my 970 FTW+ and i'm happy with it...for now.
i'm still gaming at 1080 with my 970 FTW+ and i'm happy with it...for now.
Nvidia's Pascal is going to have twice as many transistors as a Titan X 
Generational leap next year
Generational leap next year
Nvidia's Pascal is going to have twice as many transistors as a Titan X
Generational leap next year
yeah but we are still gonna get console ports that hold us back.
Sure, but we'll also get Star Citizen and other shyt that will melt those weak machines
That's what I have been waiting on.Nvidia's Pascal is going to have twice as many transistors as a Titan X
Generational leap next year
I can't believe my next build will be completely AMD free. Never thought that would happen
That's what I have been waiting on.
I can't believe my next build will be completely AMD free. Never thought that would happen
Welcome to the Darkside of drivers working properly
I was just reading about this today. Q2 2016 its supposed to hit. I think I'll wait.Nvidia's Pascal is going to have twice as many transistors as a Titan X
Generational leap next year
That's what I have been waiting on.
I can't believe my next build will be completely AMD free. Never thought that would happen
i've been AMD free for at least 6 years.
Nvidia is the name i can quickly trust.
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I play a lot of games in 4k with DSR, and most modern games do a good job of scaling the UI. but I tried to play System Shock 2 in 4k and the UI was microscopic