Max resolution I can do comfortably?

Dallows

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As the title states, based on my rig in sig what resolution will I start seeing a hit in most modern games? Right now I'm really just playing TF2, but there's always the potential for others, mostly First Person shooters.

I'm looking to get this monitor here:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236051

So I'm trying to figure out if I try the max resolution, how hard it'll hit my current hardware.

Thanks.
 
Which games specifically? You should be able to run everything. Maybe not with a ton of eye candy and aa. However, you should be "comfortable" with 1920x1080.
 
Which games specifically? You should be able to run everything. Maybe not with a ton of eye candy and aa. However, you should be "comfortable" with 1920x1080.

agreed i can play most games comfortably on my rig at 1920x1080 and my rig isn't as powerful
 
Specific games? Not really sure. I'm not keeping tabs on the up and coming pc games much. I usually don't rock much eye candy, maybe 2x AA and 4x-8x Anisotropic. I like to have most of the other graphic settings max if at all possible.

I'll look at some up and coming games to get a better idea. Thanks
 
Check out some 4850 reviews. Take that number and add couple FPS to it with driver improvement. You should be fine with med quality 1080p. But for computer I recommend 1920x1200 (WSDKFJ+ lol idk what exactly the model is), better support from games, and you can watch bluray without the menu blocking the view ).
 
Check out some 4850 reviews. Take that number and add couple FPS to it with driver improvement. You should be fine with med quality 1080p. But for computer I recommend 1920x1200 (WSDKFJ+ lol idk what exactly the model is), better support from games, and you can watch bluray without the menu blocking the view ).

I'm not really looking to go higher in res, and cost. Seems to be one of the better monitors for what you get at that price.

I've looked at reviews but the problem is most use a high end cpu to limit the bottleneck.

What about something like GTA4? I heard the performance isn't that great due to some bad coding, but haven't looked into it much.
 
From what I heard earlier, not even the fastest card can run GTX4 stably.
 
Alright I bit and bought the monitor, what the hell huh?

I know newegg's policy isn't the best, but I'll just deal if things go south.
 
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