MSI R9 270X Gaming 2G, GDDR5, 2x DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort

 

I want to buy a 4k Monitor but I am unsure if my Graphiccard can handle it.

 

I would use it to whatch films and gaming (not hardcore gaming though)

 

Thanks 

 

This is the monitor, I think the price is fair

 

 

I'm assuming benchmarks were done on ultra settings, but it doesn't say.

Edited June 8, 201510 yr by twin 763

 

 

 

I'm assuming benchmarks were done on ultra settings, but it doesn't say.

 

Thank you!

and remember about cpu ;-)

4k for gaming can be done without fps fails on GTX 980

4k for gaming can be done without fps fails on GTX 980

 

and on mine?

and remember about cpu ;-)

 

i7 4790k

Thank you!

No way this was ultra!!! I would expect that performance on low or medium. The new gtx 980ti barely gets those framerates on ultra with msaa.

You'll be able to power a 4k display fine for desktop and movies. As for gaming, you probably won't be able to do much past simple games (or AAA games on low) at 4k.

Ps, cpu doesn't do shit past an i5 in gaming performance. In rendering, that's a different story.

Lelelelelel

Oh and that's 1440p. Which is like... 2.5/4K

It should be fine.

I suggest 1440p, it's a big improvement over 720/1080 but it's small enough that gpu's get decent performance on them. But if you want 4k just for the productivity, you could just run your games at 1080p.

Edited June 8, 201510 yr by Diclonius

I suggest 1440p, it's a big improvement over 720/1080 but it's small enough that gpu's get decent performance on them. But if you want 4k just for the productivity, you could just run your games at 1080p.

 

but I can run my rest of the computer (not gaming just my daily base/browsing the internet and so on) on best resolution (4k) ?

but I can run my rest of the computer (not gaming just my daily base/browsing the internet and so on) on best resolution (4k) ?

Correct. It'll drive that fine.

No way this was ultra!!! I would expect that performance on low or medium. The new gtx 980ti barely gets those framerates on ultra with msaa.

You'll be able to power a 4k display fine for desktop and movies. As for gaming, you probably won't be able to do much past simple games (or AAA games on low) at 4k.

Ps, cpu doesn't do shit past an i5 in gaming performance. In rendering, that's a different story.

Lelelelelel

Oh and that's 1440p. Which is like... 2.5/4K

 

The games it tested were like 5 or 6 years old. I have no clue of the settings they were ran on as the article didn't say.

 

I don't know who benchmarks a game and plays on the lowest settings though.

Edited June 9, 201510 yr by twin 763