06-30-2015, 09:11 AM
What you are describing is what I was hoping to get out of this. I wanted to try 4K, but did not want to buy a second 980 Ti. (been spending a lot of cash lately)
So, I figured if I got the G-sync panel I could play in the 30s-40s and hopefully have smooth motion without tearing. I've seen the G-Sync reviews, and some 4K reviews, but I haven't been gaming as much for a while now. Gaming has never been my main hobby, always more about the outdoors, but now my son is getting into PC gaming and the hardware and I'm starting to see it through his eyes. (Which has re-kindled my interest and my desire to have more current stuff for the main box- will be this monitor, 4790K, 980 Ti unless it turns out that won't cut it)
I've always thought if you got pixel density high enough it would lessen the need for edge AA, so I'm interested to see if 50% higher pixel density is enough.
So, I figured if I got the G-sync panel I could play in the 30s-40s and hopefully have smooth motion without tearing. I've seen the G-Sync reviews, and some 4K reviews, but I haven't been gaming as much for a while now. Gaming has never been my main hobby, always more about the outdoors, but now my son is getting into PC gaming and the hardware and I'm starting to see it through his eyes. (Which has re-kindled my interest and my desire to have more current stuff for the main box- will be this monitor, 4790K, 980 Ti unless it turns out that won't cut it)
I've always thought if you got pixel density high enough it would lessen the need for edge AA, so I'm interested to see if 50% higher pixel density is enough.