780 Ti - higher resolutions?

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Chris14

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#168531 17-Mar-2015 13:19

Hi there.

Here are my rig details:

Intel i7-4790 3.6GhZ
16GB RAM
Nividia Geforce 780 Ti

I currently run at the highest resolution available both for Windows and in games as such Battlefield 4, Shadow of Mordor, COD Advanced Warfare which is 1920x1080.

I'm using a Samsung Series 5 5200, LED HD 58inch TV. with a $60 HDMI cable.

According to the website, it can reach a digital resolution of 4096x2160. http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780-ti/specifications

How do I get high resolutions for gaming since it is able to do so?

Many thanks!

Chris

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#1261024 17-Mar-2015 13:25

You will need a display that supports higher than 1920x1080.

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#1261034 17-Mar-2015 13:36

You would need a monitor capable of displaying the higher resolution.
1440p (2560x1440) monitors are fairly common, and 4k (3840 x 2160) monitors are available (but relatively expensive)

At that point though you would have to turn a lot of quality settings down to get any close to a playable framerate in those games at much more than 1440p.

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#1261091 17-Mar-2015 14:26

If you want to game in respectable quality at 4k you are looking at a 2-3way SLI/crossfire setup of high end cards.

Depending on how much you like your quality turned up and high FPS, you may well be dissatisfied with a 780 TI's performance at 1440p, let alone at 4k

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#1261094 17-Mar-2015 14:31

ummm ... u need a monitor that does 4k resolution. like https://www.noelleeming.co.nz/shop/home-entertainment/televisions/uhd-televisions/lg-60ub820t-60-ultra-high-definition-smart-led/prod134633.html

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#1261095 17-Mar-2015 14:34

or this but your gameplay will not be smooth because that will flog your video card to work around 3-4 times harder