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What kind of hardware would it take to run this game maxed at 4k 120hz? RTX3080ti?
Have a 1080ti and finally got around to playing this game.
Have a 1080ti and finally got around to playing this game.
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Seems to me 2080 Ti with an overclock is pretty close. I would imagine 3080 or 3080 Ti should be able to do 120fps easily.
Although on a VRR display I doubt you would be able to tell the difference between 100fps and 120fps in this game anyway.
Benchmarks? Yeah, didn't think so. If Fixall is only getting ~100fps @ 1440p with an overclocked 2080ti, how can you be so sure next gen will be 180% faster than an overclocked 2080ti to make this happen? (160% more pixel + 20% more fps needed). Judging by the leaks, we're looking at maybe 30% increases, that's enough to maybe run 2k @ 120hz with high settings. Nowhere near 4k 120hz unless you turn settings down. Since the OP said MAXED I assume he did't mean with settings turned down, so he's probably going to be waiting at least for the 5090ti before that's a reality, maybe 6090 or rdna 3+.You will have no issue with GTA-V with the upcoming hardware refresh.
Because it looks even better then.Why 120fps? It looks fabulous at 60. It's not uber reaction time competition shooter.
This is true of most games.... People are dumb.There are a bunch of settings in GTA V you can turn down with almost no visual difference, and still get great performance.
Not sure why everyone has a hard on for full max settings at all cost. It's not worth it.
60? How cute...Why 120fps? It looks fabulous at 60. It's not uber reaction time competition shooter.
Poor sheltered thingWell, I'll have to take your word for it; never experienced any monitors over 60hz.
Well, I'll have to take your word for it; never experienced any monitors over 60hz.
You're probably lucky because once you see high refresh rate there is no going back.Well, I'll have to take your word for it; never experienced any monitors over 60hz.