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With the GTX 1080's having Display Port 1.4, isn't it time we see some 4k 144hz monitors?
Anyone know how long until they should start appearing?
Anyone know how long until they should start appearing?
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How long until a good 4k 144hz monitor gets released?
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Asus looks to be developing the "World's First" 4K 144hz monitor:
The World’s First 4K 144 Hz Refresh Rate Monitor In The Works by Asus
The World’s First 4K 144 Hz Refresh Rate Monitor In The Works by Asus
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Nice, thanks for the link.
Although I wish there was a ETA.
I'm hoping they come out around the same time as the 1080ti's. Hoping a pair of those will get me atleast 100fps at 4k.
Although I wish there was a ETA.
I'm hoping they come out around the same time as the 1080ti's. Hoping a pair of those will get me atleast 100fps at 4k.
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I have a 40" UHD monitor with a single 970. and I get 60 fps. If a pair of 1080 aren't an improvement, the limitation isn't in the video cards.
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I used to run a pair of 980's heavily OC'ed on a UHD monitor, and I was hardly hitting 60 FPS maxed out on AAA titles (Dragon age inquisition, Witcher 3, SoM, Dying light...). I doubt you get 60 FPS with a single 970 unless you use low/medium settings, or play 4 years+ old games/
Please be clear with what games and settings you run... clearly a 970 does not run most any title at 4K at 60 FPS without significant IQ sacrifices (no AA, med/high, etc) in professional reviews so...
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This for sure, I bought a second 970 because I couldn't hit 60 FPS on 1440p
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I've been holding off on a upgrade for 5 years. I'm still using a GTX 580 
I was hoping that the 1080 was going to be powerful enough to handle 4k 144hz, but I guess I have another year.
I might get a gtx 1060 and hope it holds me over until 4k 144hz can be done with 1 or maybe 2 even video cards.
I was hoping that the 1080 was going to be powerful enough to handle 4k 144hz, but I guess I have another year.
I might get a gtx 1060 and hope it holds me over until 4k 144hz can be done with 1 or maybe 2 even video cards.
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You'll need 2 1080Ti's for that... Unfortunately...
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What monitor are you using? By chance is it a VA panel?
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And even so, that is only speculation as we have no idea of the performance of the follow-up to the 1080.
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Agreed, I was just making assumption on a 30% performance increase versus the 1080.
Looks like that has been blown out of the water, no? What I am saying is that the 1080 FE is already at 25% or so faster than a 980Ti... we haven't seen the 1080Ti yet which could be even more on top of that....
... or is that what you are saying, another 25% on top of the 1080? The 980 to 980Ti was the first one that I recall which saw such a large gap between 'flagship' and second tier card. 780 to 780Ti was around 15%. As Janus said, we have no idea where it will land. My bet like yours though is around that 15-25% range (closer to 25%).
That is what I'm estimating GTX 1080 Ti is another 25% over GTX 1080.
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