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I splurged last year on a card that could play Elite: Dangerous, DOOM and The Witcher 3 in 4k and spent about that much. Now that card is "medium"? (not that I'
by bloopernova 8y ago
I splurged last year on a card that could play Elite: Dangerous, DOOM and The Witcher 3 in 4k and spent about that much. Now that card is "medium"? (not that I'm complaining about the onward march of PC gaming demands and power, just that $700 was very much the highest end last year)
- gameswithgo 8y agoIf you drop down to 1080p you can save a ton of money and it still looks great. 4k = ~8million pixels 1080p = ~2 million pixels bumping up to 4k is like running the game 4 times at once from a pixel shader perspective
- skohan 8y agoI'm still using an RX 380 (mid-range in 2015), and I'm still able to get quite decent performance on modern games on my 1080p projector. The most recent titles are only in the 40-50 FPS range with settings turned up, but still totally playable. I'm not sure what practical benefit there is to the high-end cards outside of bragging rights.
- gameswithgo 8y agomore winning if you do shooters competitively. but yeah if you are playing single player, 50fps is fine for most people.