Any 4K benchmarks with Titan cards?

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This is what I am really interested in - with 4K monitors and TVs coming out, I'd like to see some benchmarks. I'm curious as to how Titan holds up.
 
5760x1200 is 83 1/3% of the pixel density of 4K Ultra HD resolution at 3840 pixels × 2160 so you should be able to get a rough estimate of performance at 4K by knocking down 5760x1200 numbers by 20%. I've not seen anyone do 4K tests yet, that's still pretty much non-existent hardware in the market right now.
 
heatlesssun said:
5760x1200 is 83 1/3% of the pixel density of 4K Ultra HD resolution at 3840 pixels × 2160 so you should be able to get a rough estimate of performance at 4K by knocking down 5760x1200 numbers by 20%. I've not seen anyone do 4K tests yet, that's still pretty much non-existent hardware in the market right now.
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You don't need a 4k monitor to run your games at 4k resolution. People have been running games at 4k resolution using downsampling (OGSSAA) even on 1080p displays.

4k resolution displayed natively at 4k monitor is better. But 4k rendering at 1080p display (which basically is OGSSAA) still looks amazing.
 
I ordered 3 titans for planned 4k monitor. I hope they work. In my mind i'm thinking 2x the 2560x1600 monitor I have now.

also, some places.. like here at [H].. they do benches on multi 1600 screen - that is almost 4K.
 
Sony already has a 4k tv for consumers market. $25,000. Yeesh, I can't see it being main stream in the next 2-3 years.
 
Tweak155 said:
Sony already has a 4k tv for consumers market. $25,000. Yeesh, I can't see it being main stream in the next 2-3 years.
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Well, if someone can drop $3k on video cards $25k for that shiny new 4k TV should be a breeze. ;)
 
the sharp 32" 4k monitor is out in japan and should, hopefully, soon be in the US. $4,000-$5,000-ish
 
Tweak155 said:
Yeah, but I think the comparables change when you can swap your electronic for a nice new car lol.
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If you can afford a $25,000 TV, methinks you can afford a much more expensive (and hopefully nicer) car.
 
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