Yea but that doesn't matter for consoles. I have both consoles and a gaming PC and reason being is exclusives. I dunno I prefer TV for consoles because those games are scaled correctly like text, etc whereas some games on PC hooked up to a huge TV may be hard to read? I have never tried but that's always been an issue for me when using the highest resolution possible.It's a gaming device that's all. Why you would limit it only to the desk is beyond me. I thought pc was all about flexibility but apparently they can only be used at a desk with display port monitors or else you aren't doing it right. Lol....
Why would I buy a ps4 and hook it up to my TV when I can get more and better looking games by buying a TV and hooking it up to my TV..... Its a no Brainer....
can anyone who has actually played on 4k, comment on the necessity of AA?
If you've never tried why even comment? I've been gaming on a 70 inch for at least 3 years and my projector for 6 months the at 80 inches.Yea but that doesn't matter for consoles. I have both consoles and a gaming PC and reason being is exclusives. I dunno I prefer TV for consoles because those games are scaled correctly like text, etc whereas some games on PC hooked up to a huge TV may be hard to read? I have never tried but that's always been an issue for me when using the highest resolution possible.
Oh well it doesn't affect me as I wouldn't even be willing to buy two cards anyway to be able to play my pc games on a 60 inch TV. I guess those who want that have a right to complain all they want. I buy price per performance anyway. If reviews come out and say the 980ti is better overall that's what I will get.If you've never tried why even comment? I've been gaming on a 70 inch for at least 3 years and my projector for 6 months the at 80 inches.
The only game I've had scaling issues so far is the Witcher 2. So I didn't play it. Not wasting my time with games that can't do simple ui scaling and no, I'm not like you guys I guess, I can easily skip out on a game. My time is valuable I play few games missing one won't kill me as there are 50 other amazing games I haven't played.
It's a pc.... There should almost always be a way to scale the ui. That's the point of a pc it's supposed to be the most flexible. If a pc wasn't flexible then why would I buy it? I might as well buy a console if I want to be told what to do with it after I purchase it
Why is it so hard for some forum posters to believe that the Fury XT actually beats a GTX 980TI? though it's close?
I don't need it. There is a slight difference between 0x and 8x. It just isn't worth the performance hit. Besides, don't expect any cards ( single card, SLI or Crossfire) to do 60fps at 4k with high anti-aliasing on. You're going to have to wait until next gen GPUs to do that (probably 2 of it). But, I understand some are sensitive to it AA.
can anyone who has actually played on 4k, comment on the necessity of AA?
Still necessary for me. A 2X spatial method is great, post methods like SMAA and FXAA still have detectable aliasing and shimmering on transparent and thin objects. I have yet use any of the temporal methods yet. I suspect that the highest form of SMAA would be close to perfect (MSAA+Post+Temporal).
Noted, thanks. What sort of specs are you running to enable that?
damn, never seen hurt feelings this strong before over a piece of hardware. if amd doesn't have what you need, go for nvidia. does nv have what you need? 980 ti evga hybrid isn't bad at all if it fits your needs. see, I don't defend anything. buy what you need or want. as long as it makes sense :thumbsup: I honestly didn't realized my simple question could illicit such a responseIt's a gaming device that's all. Why you would limit it only to the desk is beyond me. I thought pc was all about flexibility but apparently they can only be used at a desk with display port monitors or else you aren't doing it right. Lol....
Why would I buy a ps4 and hook it up to my TV when I can get more and better looking games by buying a TV and hooking it up to my TV..... Its a no Brainer....
a tv would never work with the bad refresh rates. unless things have changed?
I utilize a 1080p projector for my gaming area, mainly because consoles are only 1080p. I do have a PC connected up to it for games like witcher 3 that run a lot faster on PC.
I will game at 4K in a triple projector setup so I need to figure out if FURY X2 or 980TI x2 will do it, looking at preliminary 980TI x2 stats, it will not do.
No AA at all with the games with the highest frame rates and No AF?
0xAF? in 2015? is this for real?
I guess it all comes down to that asterisk.
Whatever that asterisk is, it is apparently good for a 20% increase in FPS. I bet they disabled all AA, which is the right thing to do anyway.
Maybe I could down sample and use the fury x but it's a stupid compromise to make. I want a new 4k TV to tide me over til 4k projectors are out and there are tons of people on many forums using gtx cards specifically for hdmi 2.0.
just curious, how many buys a tv for their pc? why not a monitor?
OC not looking good. And those extremely selected settings. No wonder we never trust company slides.
I really want to step into 4k gaming and the fury x was my chance to do so. The 980ti didn't have decent aftermarket versions are prices I wanted. Then also, I was maybe going to downsize pick up a 50 inch Vizio p series for 450 refurbished and use that with a fury x.You might be surprised at how much of a difference super-scaling can make, though I do think AMD will have missed an opportunity to add a few customers if they did, in fact, not add HDMI 2.0 (as nearly useless as this will be in a year or two, though... its adoption rate is poor and it has known problems.).
However, I thoroughly confused as to why you would use an incredibly expensive TV to tide you over until a 4k projector is 'out' when they already are out... okay, so, you can buy a decent car for one ( http://www.bality.info/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=4&feed_id=79540&feed_name=madis). Hah.. it uses DisplayPort
Anyway, I'm confused why your stop-gap measure would be to buy an expensive 4K TV rather than try out some super-scaling first. The difference from VHS to DVD was pretty big. The difference from DVD to BluRay was there, but less noticeable. The difference between 1080p and 4k isn't particularly great. The lack of native content (not an issue with games, of course), performance, and product maturity really makes 4K home theater/gaming setups less than worthwhile.
I'd suggest putting your money into some AMD stock ( :whiste::hmm::|:hmm::'eek: ) and waiting for technology to advance. At which point in time, judging by the 4k projectors on the market and in development (which I only slightly follow), DisplayPort will be what you want. HDMI 2.0 will be too limiting (though it would be better to have a card with it, rather than one without it, objectively speaking).