Hello there people, I have recently obtained a good deal of money from selling off a lot of my older stock piled hardware and 4k gaming is something that peaks my interest. I understand that you need a lot of graphics horsepower to run a 4k resolution with an acceptable frame rate. For me know money is no option for this upgrade and I was wondering if 2 titan blacks in SLI would do the job for a single 4k monitor because I would be stupid to buy a Titan Z.
I understand that as it stands at the moment 4k is still in the "alpha" phase but I am willing to wait for a good monitor and better GPU choice to come along I was just want a second opinion.
However considering (I know your probably american but still uk prices!Prices got from scan.co.uk) that 2x titan blacks cost about £1400 and right now you can get an R9 295x2 in a bundle with a 512gb curcial MX100 for £1000 (Plus an r9 295x2 will preform similary i)that sounds like a pretty good deal to me and something worth considering here are some 4k benchmarks
295X2 will also handle 4k , so i think that would be a better option to concider
But yeah i personaly would wait, till next year, wenn 4k realy going to hit the market, there will be allot of more display´s to choose from.
And most important, next year there will be new GPU´s be launched, from amd and nvidia, on which the highend one´s, will probably be 4K ready. Those cards will maybe be powerfull enough to run 4k on a single card. And will be allot cheaper probably then the current dual gpu cards.
Awesome thanks for the benchmark graphs. I thought about the 295x2 but I really don't want to mess with the close loop cooler that comes with it.But maybe I should just buy two titan z's! (lolnope) Thanks for the help man!
If I had the kinda budget you must have Id grab a few 6gb 780s (or ti's when the 6gb models are released) + wc blocks to tie in with an awesome custom loop. Then go to town overclocking.
Then have 3x ASUS MX299Q's instead of a single 4k.
I'd have a very hard time justifying titan blacks unless they could be tax write-off.