I will admit that I like ATI over Nvidia due to some bad experiences in the past, but looking at both companies latest "flag ship cards" with dual GPU's; are they anything special?
To elaborate, I do photo and video editing and I am following the 4k and 8k displays as they get cheaper.... (less than $4000 US for a 4k display now).
Can any of the current video cards run 4 or 6 30 inch displays at one time @ 4k or 8k resolution?
I would venture to say "no" and if they can't do that, then gaming at 4k or 8k on multiple monitors really isn't ready yet.
So what can the cards really do that is special?
(My needs, which may not be someone elses) is a GPU/Card that will run 4-6 displays @ 4k and/or 8k resolutions and not blink.
For video work and games, it will need to support 60 or 120 frames per second at those resolutions also.
I am also looking to upgrade my old cards and the 7990 looks nice, but it pretty much can't meet my needs and they are close to $1000 each (+/-).
To elaborate, I do photo and video editing and I am following the 4k and 8k displays as they get cheaper.... (less than $4000 US for a 4k display now).
Can any of the current video cards run 4 or 6 30 inch displays at one time @ 4k or 8k resolution?
I would venture to say "no" and if they can't do that, then gaming at 4k or 8k on multiple monitors really isn't ready yet.
So what can the cards really do that is special?
(My needs, which may not be someone elses) is a GPU/Card that will run 4-6 displays @ 4k and/or 8k resolutions and not blink.
For video work and games, it will need to support 60 or 120 frames per second at those resolutions also.
I am also looking to upgrade my old cards and the 7990 looks nice, but it pretty much can't meet my needs and they are close to $1000 each (+/-).
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