Caporegime
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- 21 Jun 2006
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I'd been thinking that the RTX 2070 Super for £475 isn't too bad for a 4k capable card, especially since when overclocked, it's about on par with a RTX 2080 at stock clocks.
But then I remembered spending <£300 on a R9 390 years ago and reconsidered.
Also, I just found out that the next gen consoles will cost between £300-400 and both the new Xbox and Playstation will be designed to run at 4k, probably with a target of 60fps.
The price seems a bit hard to believe, considering they will be able to play games at 8K resolution. But maybe they will have an edition designed for 8k 30 FPS and a higher end edition designed for 60 FPS.
when you say 4k capable yes it can output 4k but it won't do any recent games any justice at 4k.
apex legends for example is well optimised. i'm running a GTX 1080 on par with the 2070 super or thereabouts (not a lot in it). i drop to 60 fps regularly at 1440p on a 165hz monitor.
so i need something with 3 times the power of a gtx 1080. however i'm not willing to spend any more than £400 for it. so i'll likely be waiting 10 years before i upgrade again.
pc gaming essentially has gone backwards. people should be focusing on 1080p gaming now on pc's. it's far too expensive to game at any other resolution. you can also forget about 4k on a pc. you would need a pc worth several thousand to do it any justice and trying to eek out every last drip of performance.
i've tried turning settings down and tbh it makes very little difference. they might gain me another 10-15 fps but I need another 100 fps not 10-15.