- Dec 19, 2013
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Right now I have a i5-4690K in a Maximus Hero VI Asus motherboard, with 16GB RAM and a R9 290 custom cooled with an Accelero Extreme III kit. Everything is fed energy by a Corsair TX850M psu.
I want to run any game on 4K (still didn't buy the monitor thought, this is all future plans), don't care much about Anti Aliasing and the like as long as the definition is 4K and the texture quality is as good as possible. I also won't cry if a game won't run at 60 fps all the time, as long as it never drops below 30fps. I plan on buying a Samsung U28D590D since it's in a good price range around where I live.
With those conditions in mind, what would be my best plan of action? Use a 4K monitor with my pc as it is right now, buy another r9 290 and crossfire (will my psu handle it well?), or buy a different card(s) and/or psu?
Thanks in advance, any help is appreciated! Also excuse my poor english.
I want to run any game on 4K (still didn't buy the monitor thought, this is all future plans), don't care much about Anti Aliasing and the like as long as the definition is 4K and the texture quality is as good as possible. I also won't cry if a game won't run at 60 fps all the time, as long as it never drops below 30fps. I plan on buying a Samsung U28D590D since it's in a good price range around where I live.
With those conditions in mind, what would be my best plan of action? Use a 4K monitor with my pc as it is right now, buy another r9 290 and crossfire (will my psu handle it well?), or buy a different card(s) and/or psu?
Thanks in advance, any help is appreciated! Also excuse my poor english.
your cpu and the rest is sufficient to push a nice shiny fury or 980 ti so i guess the point is you need a new better gpu at least the 980 ti level or better to game at 4k decently.
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