- Sep 19, 2016
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Hello!
Im currently rocking a Samsung 4k LED Freeync monitor and a single RX 480 8 GB and of course im using the freesync feature. I want to get as close to 4k gaming as possible and to do that I need much GPU power. (My CPU is a i7 6700k) Im thinking to buy an additional RX 480 8 GB model but im not sure if that is even powerful enough.
I thought that If I buy a GTX 1080 and maybe uppgrade in the future would be better.
Problem is that I will lose the freesync feature and get alot of "tearing" and "stuttering".
So is the "Freesync" feature good? Shall I keep it? Or switching to Nvidia
My experience so far is that it doesnt help to much, im still getting tearing even with freesync enabled.
Im currently rocking a Samsung 4k LED Freeync monitor and a single RX 480 8 GB and of course im using the freesync feature. I want to get as close to 4k gaming as possible and to do that I need much GPU power. (My CPU is a i7 6700k) Im thinking to buy an additional RX 480 8 GB model but im not sure if that is even powerful enough.
I thought that If I buy a GTX 1080 and maybe uppgrade in the future would be better.
Problem is that I will lose the freesync feature and get alot of "tearing" and "stuttering".
So is the "Freesync" feature good? Shall I keep it? Or switching to Nvidia
My experience so far is that it doesnt help to much, im still getting tearing even with freesync enabled.
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