- May 15, 2011
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I had a EVGA GTX 1080 FTW for which I activated the Step-Up and will shortly be getting a GTX 1080 Ti SC2.
Originally, I had my 4K monitor (which I use for gaming) attached to the GTX 1080 via displayport and the 1080p monitor attached to the same card via HDMI (it does not have a displayport option).
While waiting for the GTX 1080Ti to arrive, I put an old GTX 770 into my computer, and so I'm using that to run the 4K, and I'm using the IGFX on my ASUS Maximus Hero X (Z370) to run the 1080p, With the proper BIOS settings that works fine.
I like to run solo games (like Kingdom Come: Deliverance) at 4K ultra, as long as I'm getting 25FPS or better, so I'm putting a heavy load on my GPU.
My question is, once I get the 1080 Ti, will I get better GAMING performance (on that monitor only) if I continue to support the ancillary (websurfing/email/support apps) monitor via the IGFX, or should I run them both off of the GPU.
Thank you.
Originally, I had my 4K monitor (which I use for gaming) attached to the GTX 1080 via displayport and the 1080p monitor attached to the same card via HDMI (it does not have a displayport option).
While waiting for the GTX 1080Ti to arrive, I put an old GTX 770 into my computer, and so I'm using that to run the 4K, and I'm using the IGFX on my ASUS Maximus Hero X (Z370) to run the 1080p, With the proper BIOS settings that works fine.
I like to run solo games (like Kingdom Come: Deliverance) at 4K ultra, as long as I'm getting 25FPS or better, so I'm putting a heavy load on my GPU.
My question is, once I get the 1080 Ti, will I get better GAMING performance (on that monitor only) if I continue to support the ancillary (websurfing/email/support apps) monitor via the IGFX, or should I run them both off of the GPU.
Thank you.
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