08-31-2015, 11:00 PM
(08-31-2015, 10:42 PM)BoFox Wrote: MUCH improved. Haven't played much myself - last time was in spring, but I do remember that it literally looked 4 times cleaner/clearer. It's just like having 4x SSAA with 1080p, but also with 4x the PPI (that downsampled 1080p can only give you). Like when playing Skyrim, just 2x AA with 4K is pretty much razor sharp to me, if 8x AA is generally considered the max "reasonable" AA level for 1080p. It's not worth the performance drop to go to 4x AA on 4K, on my aging GTX 780 (which puts the average at around 38fps, I think, rather than around 45).
I'll probably just turn on FXAA next time I play and call it a day.
I get that it's not as good as MSAA, but the performance hit is so small you can pretty much use it for every game with a 980Ti I would think.
All of the gaming I've watched my son do on that panel looks amazing to me, and he's liking it a lot. I think the GSync is almost as big of a deal as the 4K.