can a 780ti run a Acer XB280HK 28" 4k Ultra High Definition G-Sync Monitor
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Well heres the thing. I have the 780ti and really would like to get a 4k monitor.. so im debating as to either get the 4k monitor now and then 6-8 months from now get a 980ti ( or the equivalent then) Or to get the 980ti now and monitor later. But i feel if i got the 980ti now that itd be a waste sense my 780ti can run almost every game at 144hz without a problem
geofelt
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GTX980ti runs all my games like CIV5, skyrim, and FSX at about 60fps at highest settings which is the limit of my monitor.
For competitive shooters, perhaps not, but the option is there to reduce the resolution in exchange for higher fps or more eye candy.
The higher 4k pixel density reduces the need for AA which is one of the more graphics demanding options.
For competitive shooters, perhaps not, but the option is there to reduce the resolution in exchange for higher fps or more eye candy.
The higher 4k pixel density reduces the need for AA which is one of the more graphics demanding options.
Jonathan Cave
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As a 980 ti / Acer XB280HK owner, you can run all 98% of games on ultra without MSAA on at 50 - 60 FPS.
a 780 Ti would be low/medium settings with MSAA off.
Gysnc makes the game feel like it runs at higher FPS than you actually get too.
a 780 Ti would be low/medium settings with MSAA off.
Gysnc makes the game feel like it runs at higher FPS than you actually get too.
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