Hi guys;
I will soon be getting a new Samsung monitor namely the S34E790C 34 inch curved model. And i'm wondering if my present graphics card has enough power to handle this new monitor wich boasts the following numbers:
3440X1440
4ms (GTG)
4K - 60 HZ
Mega Dynamic Contrast Ratio 3000 : 1
16.7 display colors
My 280x graphics card will be connected via the Display Port.
I'm not much of a gamer but i'm looking to get a monitor with a stunning look to it.
- Should i use this card alone by itself or get a new 280X (wich are cheaper now)
and Crossfire it to get a better look?
- Would two 280X cards working together even help??
My current setup:
CPU - Intel Core i5 4690K
RAM - 12.0 Go Single-Channel DDR3
Mobo - ASUS Z97-A-USB31
GPU - 3072 MB ATI AMD Radeon (Sapphire R9 280 X )
PS: i know programming but i'm at a loss when it comes to the visual hardware
I will soon be getting a new Samsung monitor namely the S34E790C 34 inch curved model. And i'm wondering if my present graphics card has enough power to handle this new monitor wich boasts the following numbers:
3440X1440
4ms (GTG)
4K - 60 HZ
Mega Dynamic Contrast Ratio 3000 : 1
16.7 display colors
My 280x graphics card will be connected via the Display Port.
I'm not much of a gamer but i'm looking to get a monitor with a stunning look to it.
- Should i use this card alone by itself or get a new 280X (wich are cheaper now)
and Crossfire it to get a better look?
- Would two 280X cards working together even help??
My current setup:
CPU - Intel Core i5 4690K
RAM - 12.0 Go Single-Channel DDR3
Mobo - ASUS Z97-A-USB31
GPU - 3072 MB ATI AMD Radeon (Sapphire R9 280 X )
PS: i know programming but i'm at a loss when it comes to the visual hardware