4k Gaming Rig? (Components inside)

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Hi all,

I'm trying to build a PC that will use 4k capabilities, but I understand the extreme cost of 60+ FPS gaming on 4k. I'd be happy with 1440p gaming atm with a potential to upgrade to 60+ FPS later on down the road. I have a 4k TV with 6.5 ms response time, I know it's not the best, but it's not terrible.

Here's the build, I'm slightly over my budget but don't want to skimp on anything that's "worth it". I don't plan on OC.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/yL4st6
 
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Your graphics card is aimed mainly for 1440p so as of now with that setup don't be planning on playing 4k. I think that on 1440p though you will be getting 60+ frames on ultra so not bad just don't expect similar result with a tv that has more than twice the pixels as a 1440p monitor, not going to happen.
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Your graphics card is aimed mainly for 1440p so as of now with that setup don't be planning on playing 4k. I think that on 1440p though you will be getting 60+ frames on ultra so not bad just don't expect similar result with a tv that has more than twice the pixels as a 1440p monitor, not going to happen.
 
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So I'd still be able to play on the 4k TV and it would look good, just not utilize the 4k HD without dropping to 20-30 fps max, right? I would like to add a 2nd one of those cards after a few months, which would probably enable the 4k abilities, wouldn't it?
 
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Yes and in my opinion 20-30 fps is unplayable no matter what anyone says. But having two is actually what I would recommend. That will allow for good frames and allow for you to use all of dem pixels.

 
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I'm not very knowledgeable about overclocking. Would it make that big of a difference if I got the unlocked 4790? It's only $15 more so that would be doable, but I don't really plan on OC'ing at all, because I don't feel confident about it and I'm not sure how big of a difference it would make.
 
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Ok here what i suggest ... its cool config that you are going for ... but if you play games that take a lot of video memory .... 780ti will not perform that great so you need more video memory ... but if frame is not a concern for you 780ti will perform great ...and in-between what monitor you looking for ?
 
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