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Yes, it supports 4K at 60fps on the current build.

Yes, it supports 4K at 60fps on the current build.

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BunnyFucker
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08-20-2025, 01:33 AM
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I'm checking if I can achieve 4k at a consistent 60fps with my current build. That's why the upgrade was made initially. If it works, I expect a slight reduction in visual quality, aiming for medium settings in most major games. I've only tested AC Origins at 4k on top settings and experienced significant frame drops.
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BunnyFucker
08-20-2025, 01:33 AM #1

I'm checking if I can achieve 4k at a consistent 60fps with my current build. That's why the upgrade was made initially. If it works, I expect a slight reduction in visual quality, aiming for medium settings in most major games. I've only tested AC Origins at 4k on top settings and experienced significant frame drops.

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08-22-2025, 08:20 PM
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Sure, just make sure you're comfortable lowering your quality options. Achieving 4k at 60fps with full settings would likely need around 2x 1080p displays, provided the game works well with SLI.
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neuro769
08-22-2025, 08:20 PM #2

Sure, just make sure you're comfortable lowering your quality options. Achieving 4k at 60fps with full settings would likely need around 2x 1080p displays, provided the game works well with SLI.

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09-03-2025, 01:15 PM
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It varies by game; some systems handle 4K well at medium settings, while others struggle. I’d say 1440p offers a good balance of visuals and performance, though opinions differ.
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MrT1mkaLP
09-03-2025, 01:15 PM #3

It varies by game; some systems handle 4K well at medium settings, while others struggle. I’d say 1440p offers a good balance of visuals and performance, though opinions differ.

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09-05-2025, 03:28 AM
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The amount of detail reduced when moving from high/ultra to medium is significant, but it mainly involves the smaller, often unnoticed elements.
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Wu_xj
09-05-2025, 03:28 AM #4

The amount of detail reduced when moving from high/ultra to medium is significant, but it mainly involves the smaller, often unnoticed elements.

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09-05-2025, 07:45 AM
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It really depends on the games you enjoy, but I believe you'll experience a better frame rate in Overwatch compared to Rise of the Tomb Raider.
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SimplyyRaz
09-05-2025, 07:45 AM #5

It really depends on the games you enjoy, but I believe you'll experience a better frame rate in Overwatch compared to Rise of the Tomb Raider.

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09-14-2025, 03:22 PM
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The experience shifts slightly from one match to the next. For me, I’m okay with that, though Ultra definitely looks better. Medium works fine most of the time. (I’m not saying I can’t run Ultra, but it’s a bit ambitious for current hardware.)
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09-14-2025, 03:22 PM #6

The experience shifts slightly from one match to the next. For me, I’m okay with that, though Ultra definitely looks better. Medium works fine most of the time. (I’m not saying I can’t run Ultra, but it’s a bit ambitious for current hardware.)

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09-14-2025, 05:54 PM
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Only in extremely visually striking games does this achieve 4k at ultra settings across nearly all titles. My Strix 980 TI handles 4k ultra in many contemporary games. Simply remove non-essential options like anti-aliasing (not required at 4k).
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Selo_Uzumaki
09-14-2025, 05:54 PM #7

Only in extremely visually striking games does this achieve 4k at ultra settings across nearly all titles. My Strix 980 TI handles 4k ultra in many contemporary games. Simply remove non-essential options like anti-aliasing (not required at 4k).

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