Can I have 2 4K monitors with GTX 770 4Gb?

gilamran

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I want to buy 2 4K monitors, and connect them via DisplayPort (To get good refresh rate)
Is it possible with the GTX 770 4Gb?

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Yeah, that's how it should work. I'm not exactly sure if it automatically detects the two separate sides of the monitor as a single display when using 2x HDMI, but that should be easy to fix in Nvidia control panel.


True, you'd have to get an R9 280X for 2 Mini-DisplayPort connectors.
 

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No way. You will need a second GTX 770 to do anything with two 4K displays. The GTX 770 was just designed to push 1080P.
Even GPUs like the GTX 780ti will struggle to run dual 4K displays at a good framerate, as they are designed just to run 1440p on ultra or one 4K display. With the R295x2 you could, but the GTX 770 is no-where near that standard.

If I were you instead of getting two 4K displays sell your 770 and get a R9 290X or buy a second 770. Only then will you be able to run ONE 4K display with good framerate.

Hope I helped ;D
 

gilamran

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Guys, I didn't mention that I'm not planning on playing games on 4K, not event on one monitor... I'm ok with FullHD gaming (The monitor will scale it)
I'm asking because I saw that the card has only on DP output... Does that means that I can't go 2 4K monitors?
 

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This means that 2 4K monitors on the GTX 770 4Gb. when one monitor is connected via the DP and the other is connected via 2 HDMI cables (one HDMI is converted from DVI).
Both should be able to do 60Htz, right?

[Gaming is not an issue]