dragontycoon
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Let me explain, I'm trying to put together a 4k gaming pc for the 4k tv I bought, it supports 4k 60hz with it enabled in the settings (God knows why it needs to be enabled but I'm sure there is a tech reason).
I'm thinking a ryzen (for the cheap threads, baby), 16gb ddr4 ram, an ssd and then a graphics card...
I hate tearing in games so always use vsync, and it's my understanding that vsync halves the fps from 60 to 30 if it goes below 60, is this correct? If it is, then pushing the boat out for a 2080ti seems a little pointless if for the most part I am always gaming at 30 fps due to vysnc. From the benchmarks I've seen, the 2080ti can get solid 60+fps in older games but even it struggles to maintain it in newer ones. I could save some money and then in a couple of years, when 4k gaming will hopefully, finally, be mainstream, upgrade again.
I suppose QHD is always an option, but I keep reading mixed reviews on whether it is blurry or not because "it's not an exact fit with 1080p/4k". I've even read to use a custom resolution between QHD and 4k.
Confused. Thanks for any help.
I'm thinking a ryzen (for the cheap threads, baby), 16gb ddr4 ram, an ssd and then a graphics card...
I hate tearing in games so always use vsync, and it's my understanding that vsync halves the fps from 60 to 30 if it goes below 60, is this correct? If it is, then pushing the boat out for a 2080ti seems a little pointless if for the most part I am always gaming at 30 fps due to vysnc. From the benchmarks I've seen, the 2080ti can get solid 60+fps in older games but even it struggles to maintain it in newer ones. I could save some money and then in a couple of years, when 4k gaming will hopefully, finally, be mainstream, upgrade again.
I suppose QHD is always an option, but I keep reading mixed reviews on whether it is blurry or not because "it's not an exact fit with 1080p/4k". I've even read to use a custom resolution between QHD and 4k.
Confused. Thanks for any help.