Rollo

[RolloTheGreat]

If you are sitting back roughly a body length from the TV for gaming like I do then DSR is fine.

If you want to do productivity work then DSR isn't what you want.

I will get around to getting a 4K TV eventually, I'd say its about 18 months away at least.

Hardly any 4K TV's have a VGA port though and HDMI is crap for hooking a PC up to a TV, too much playing around with the signal.  hopefully display port will become a thing on TV's for PC input.

I will buy a 4k tv when I've heard a good reason to.

Not moving my couch and recliners to the middle of the living room for dubious gains on rare content. Also not moving a pc capable of DSR or whatever into my living room.

4K TVs are half baked at present, IMO.

I am too poor to buy it. Sick Beast was right, I live in my mom's basement and spend my food stamp check on beer.



Agreed, but I have a rocker chair (not exactly a rocker, but it reclines a bit) that I bring up to the big screen for playing with some games - especially the racing games for greater immersion.  With the big Maxwell cards supporting HDMI 2.0 (unlike the Radeon Fury cards still stuck on HDMI 1.4 meaning 30Hz for 4K), and with decent big-screen TV's supporting that as well, what's holding you back from that crazy tempting curved 65" 4K TV using OLED tech for breathtaking colors and contrast with perfect black level?  You're aren't known for holding back on kick-ass stuff like that, hmm?

I am too poor to buy it. Sick Beast was right, I live in my mom's basement and spend my food stamp check on beer.

What holds me back on anything gaming these days is ROI. I haven't gamed two hours in the last 6 months. Haven't even played with the 4K GSync and 980Ti I got in June yet.