zamardii12
2[H]4U
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I was kind of hoping to get some feedback from single 1080ti owners with 4K monitors as to whether it's worth it yet, or if I should wait for the next-gen of cards to upgrade to a 4K monitor?
The story here is that I had a 1080 FE before I upgraded to the card in my sig and I bought a 4K monitor when I first put the system together, and while some games were fantastic in terms of performance and graphics quality in 4K like Doom, others such as Crysis 3 fell to it's knees in 4K. I also didn't like how changing to anything but the native resolution of 4K made the image blurry, so I sold that monitor and bought a 1440p display.
I have a 35" 3440x1440 ultrawide coming in the mail on Tuesday, but now that we all have our 1080ti' I was wondering how 4K performs on your systems. Yes, I already looked at benches everywhere but I was more curious of real-world performance. I know with even the best 4K monitors with G-Sync, they are limited to 60hz @ 4K but that withstanding I was curious how performance is for everyone now. If anyone upgraded from a 1080 to a ti than that'd be an even better comparison of the improvements.
The story here is that I had a 1080 FE before I upgraded to the card in my sig and I bought a 4K monitor when I first put the system together, and while some games were fantastic in terms of performance and graphics quality in 4K like Doom, others such as Crysis 3 fell to it's knees in 4K. I also didn't like how changing to anything but the native resolution of 4K made the image blurry, so I sold that monitor and bought a 1440p display.
I have a 35" 3440x1440 ultrawide coming in the mail on Tuesday, but now that we all have our 1080ti' I was wondering how 4K performs on your systems. Yes, I already looked at benches everywhere but I was more curious of real-world performance. I know with even the best 4K monitors with G-Sync, they are limited to 60hz @ 4K but that withstanding I was curious how performance is for everyone now. If anyone upgraded from a 1080 to a ti than that'd be an even better comparison of the improvements.