I currently have a:
intel i5 3570 3.4ghz
Evga gtx 1060 6gb
16gb ram
1080p 60hz monitor
Gpu typically runs at 60-66c with no extra oc. Bf1 can run ultra 60fps. Witcher 3 on high with 60fps.
I'm looking into getting a 1440p or possible even a 4k monitor, but I've been doing some research on resolution and you guys are way smarter then me. From what I've seen 4k is only going to be possible on low settings and on older games were 1440p is far more likely.
I have a few questions.
How likely will I get 60 fps on the higher settings in 1440p? I don't know how much over 60 fps I'm getting in my games because I assume if I'm barely getting 60 it doesn't bold well. Is it safe to say if I'm getting let's say 80 fps in bf 1 I would get x amount less in 1440p?
Do mostly games support 1440p resolution?
I read that if you switch to 1080p resolution on a 1440p monitor the imagine may not be as well if compared to a standard 1080p montior. Is that true ?
Do I need any special cables or higher quality ones compared to the basic hdmi cables i currently use?
Thanks for any information you provide and if you have anything extra you want to add or advise me on I'd greatly appricate it.
intel i5 3570 3.4ghz
Evga gtx 1060 6gb
16gb ram
1080p 60hz monitor
Gpu typically runs at 60-66c with no extra oc. Bf1 can run ultra 60fps. Witcher 3 on high with 60fps.
I'm looking into getting a 1440p or possible even a 4k monitor, but I've been doing some research on resolution and you guys are way smarter then me. From what I've seen 4k is only going to be possible on low settings and on older games were 1440p is far more likely.
I have a few questions.
How likely will I get 60 fps on the higher settings in 1440p? I don't know how much over 60 fps I'm getting in my games because I assume if I'm barely getting 60 it doesn't bold well. Is it safe to say if I'm getting let's say 80 fps in bf 1 I would get x amount less in 1440p?
Do mostly games support 1440p resolution?
I read that if you switch to 1080p resolution on a 1440p monitor the imagine may not be as well if compared to a standard 1080p montior. Is that true ?
Do I need any special cables or higher quality ones compared to the basic hdmi cables i currently use?
Thanks for any information you provide and if you have anything extra you want to add or advise me on I'd greatly appricate it.