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Hi all,
creating this thread as I couldn't find anything similar on here, though there are some other resources around the net. Looks like 4K gaming is pretty much going to be achievable this year, given what we've seen at E3 and some benchmarks of 4K gaming on current, single-card hardware.
So my question is, how do we get there from where we might be?
- Are current Gen cards going to be enough to drive it, with current games? And if so, how futureproof is it going to be?
- How does 4K scale with crossfire/SLi? Is it worth getting one top end card now, and add a second to it in a year, or wait for the next generation (again)?
- What is going to help the shift to 4k the most - memory, memory bandwidth, shaders, pure CPU grunt, and so on?
-And of course a talk about monitors, which ones are going to be good enough for gaming, and still affordable?
Hope to get some opinions on what is and isn't going to work.
Cheers!
creating this thread as I couldn't find anything similar on here, though there are some other resources around the net. Looks like 4K gaming is pretty much going to be achievable this year, given what we've seen at E3 and some benchmarks of 4K gaming on current, single-card hardware.
So my question is, how do we get there from where we might be?
- Are current Gen cards going to be enough to drive it, with current games? And if so, how futureproof is it going to be?
- How does 4K scale with crossfire/SLi? Is it worth getting one top end card now, and add a second to it in a year, or wait for the next generation (again)?
- What is going to help the shift to 4k the most - memory, memory bandwidth, shaders, pure CPU grunt, and so on?
-And of course a talk about monitors, which ones are going to be good enough for gaming, and still affordable?
Hope to get some opinions on what is and isn't going to work.
Cheers!