4K Computers
4K Computers
Does anyone currently use (or have used) a 4K Gaming PC? Not sure if its worth investing in one considering the graphics card itself runs around $1100 (Titan Z) and a monitor from BenQ I want costs another $1099..
Originally Posted by Astro.
Does anyone currently use (or have used) a 4K Gaming PC? Not sure if its worth investing in one considering the graphics card itself runs around $1100 (Titan Z) and a monitor from BenQ I want costs another $1099..
Originally Posted by Justin
In my opinion 4K isn't really worth it at the moment. It's good to prepare for the future but parts at the moment Man are just too expensive. I would tough it out for at least another 2-3 years until upgrading, but like I said, that's just my opinion.
The fact that you think buying a Titan Z, and a $1k monitor is what you need just to play 4K, is why you aren't going to need to play 4K.
I can go out and buy a 4690k, a single GTX 970, a $400 4K monitor, and play most modern games on medium settings, and get 30-40 FPS.
A Titan Z isn't for gaming anyways. And I highly doubt that BenQ monitor is even good.
I can go out and buy a 4690k, a single GTX 970, a $400 4K monitor, and play most modern games on medium settings, and get 30-40 FPS.
A Titan Z isn't for gaming anyways. And I highly doubt that BenQ monitor is even good.
Originally Posted by Minnesota Dabs
The fact that you think buying a Titan Z, and a $1k monitor is what you need just to play 4K, is why you aren't going to need to play 4K.
I can go out and buy a 4690k, a single GTX 970, a $400 4K monitor, and play most modern games on medium settings, and get 30-40 FPS.
A Titan Z isn't for gaming anyways. And I highly doubt that BenQ monitor is even good.
I can go out and buy a 4690k, a single GTX 970, a $400 4K monitor, and play most modern games on medium settings, and get 30-40 FPS.
A Titan Z isn't for gaming anyways. And I highly doubt that BenQ monitor is even good.
I looked into BenQ as my first choice since I pretty much only play CS:GO and BenQ is the most popular provider of monitors preferred by pro players. I was looking into Origin PCs which claim to offer 4K gaming and while building one the only GPUs they offered were Titans. Hence why I connected Titan Z -> 4K.
a gtx 980 is better than titan z and if u want a titan z sli gtx 980s rounds around the same price n give better performance
the R9 295X2 is $699.99 on newegg atm and you get a $100 newegg gift card with it
Originally Posted by Meli
the R9 295X2 is $699.99 on newegg atm and you get a $100 newegg gift card with it
I wouldn't do it. I much prefer 1440P as a resolution when gaming at around 27".
4k PC at this moment is not worth it, not a lot of games have 4k quality, so it will be useless if you play those low ends games.
I think a 4k PC is pretty okay, but for most games you need only 1k
Anyone recommending a R9 295x2 should look into it again..
It is the mother of heat and will turn your PC build into a volcano without good cooling or a standard water cooling kit..
Imo, i would invest in a laptop for school as you said, or if you dont need that, go with a 1440p monitor and a gtx 980(sli if you want it)
but thats just my opinion tbh.
It is the mother of heat and will turn your PC build into a volcano without good cooling or a standard water cooling kit..
Imo, i would invest in a laptop for school as you said, or if you dont need that, go with a 1440p monitor and a gtx 980(sli if you want it)
but thats just my opinion tbh.
Originally Posted by Astro.
Does anyone currently use (or have used) a 4K Gaming PC? Not sure if its worth investing in one considering the graphics card itself runs around $1100 (Titan Z) and a monitor from BenQ I want costs another $1099..
Is it worth upgrading from a Z97 system to a X99 system?
You dont need a 4k computer right now..
