xxmorpheus
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Guys do you have any idea if Quad SLI gtx titan can push a 4k monitor? Im not sure if games support it, or how much horsepower we need to push this thing. I know it sounds stupid, and it will probably be stupid, but hey, im stupid. 
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salvage-this
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It would have the horsepower provided that there were no SLI issues but 2gb per GPU would bottleneck you pretty fast.
claptonman
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Oh hey, it's you.
Try here:
http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/07/15/4...-rigs-well-need-to-play-at-ultra-resolutions/
I'll tell you this, if you get 4 titans, you need a socket 2011 board. Not nearly enough PCIe lanes on 1155 to handle those.
And salvage, he said quad titans, which are 6GB of vRam each.
Try here:
http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/07/15/4...-rigs-well-need-to-play-at-ultra-resolutions/
I'll tell you this, if you get 4 titans, you need a socket 2011 board. Not nearly enough PCIe lanes on 1155 to handle those.
And salvage, he said quad titans, which are 6GB of vRam each.
salvage-this
Active Member
Oops. Replying too fast. Yes that would be more than enough.
xxmorpheus
Member
Theyre 6gb single gpu each
xxmorpheus
Member
Yeah I would get a extended atx mb
spynoodle
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Aastii
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I always love it when you post threads, because they generally involve upgrades that the rest of us couldn't even dream of affording, but yet we still get to have the privilege of advising you on what to buy.
In fact, why stop at a single-socket LGA 2011 board? Just get this!
Oh come on now that would just be ridiculous
Okedokey
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You can get 4K monitors for pretty cheap these days. The best way to think of them is to say, could my rig run 4 x 1080p monitors at 60FPS? Id say 2 titans would do that. My rig would handle it. Im actually in the market for a 4K monitor myself. The $3.5K Samsung has my vote because of its 60Hz refresh rate, but you can get them cheaper at 30Hz.
xxmorpheus
Member
I definitely want the dual cpu mobo. But I read that games won't use dual cpu like that anyway. So idk..
claptonman
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Surely your vRam would be limiting it a lot.
Okedokey
Well-Known Member
Depends on the games. But yes, it would, however I currently run at 5760x1080 and its doesn't bottle at all, so an extra 1080p monitor wouldn't be massive hurt. 3GB Vram is fine.