HeisenbergFX4
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45" 1440p Ultrawide 240 fps if strictly PC gaming
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High end PC user what resolution and framerate are you targeting?
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kiphalfton
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It's still a great card, and if it had had more VRAM it would have been one of the best value graphics cards ever.
Even so, its still up there with GTX 1080 Ti and 980 Ti, each being the best bang for buck graphics cards you could get during their respective runs.
Have two of them, in separate computers, and I love them.
Mainly just play older games, and it absolutely stomps everything, so will likely keep them around until 6000 or 7000 series.
LaughingStock
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4k, 100+ fps
I don't mind using DLSS and frame gen. So far I'm happy with my 4090.
My main monitor is 4k@240hz.
I don't mind using DLSS and frame gen. So far I'm happy with my 4090.
My main monitor is 4k@240hz.
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Doctor Hades
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1440p and 90-120 fps with RT if available, using either DLSS Quality or DLAA if there is performance overhead. Frame gen is optional but I do use it sometimes for 120+ fps as I have a 360 Hz QD-OLED monitor. RTX 4080 and i5-13600KF by the way running Windows 11 Pro with 32 GB of memory.
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
4k120/144. It will be like that from now on. I can see myself dropping it to 1440p in the future but it's highly unlikely. I have a 28"G7 in portrait, a 48"C2 as my main monitor, and a 65"CX as a third for when I want to watch sports or game on that. They're all 120+ Hz. We're not going back!
Mhmmm 2077
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4k60 here, I avoid using FSR whevener possible too (5600X and 6950XT)
I_D
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32-inch, 144hz, 2560x1440.
Intel 12900k + Nvidia RTX 3080-12GB.
Runs anything I've ever thrown at it at max settings with 60+ frames.
Normally I just play at the 1440p resolution without any type of DLSS.
When taking screenshots, I down-sample from higher resolutions, which looks substantially better than any other solution I've seen.
Intel 12900k + Nvidia RTX 3080-12GB.
Runs anything I've ever thrown at it at max settings with 60+ frames.
Normally I just play at the 1440p resolution without any type of DLSS.
When taking screenshots, I down-sample from higher resolutions, which looks substantially better than any other solution I've seen.
Depends on the monitor. 3840x1600 most of the time. 4K if I'm on the OLED. More frames the better. Minimum of 60 if it's required. 30fps if it's some slow turn based title. Waiting on the 5090 to upgrade the 3090 based system, then it's going to the living room in an ITX box as a streamer/media hub.
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rofif
Can’t Git Gud
For me it’s at least 4K 120fps…the latest release have a little bit of trouble getting there MAX out on a 4090 so I’m waiting for the 5090 like crazy!!! PC GAF what is your target?
(btw this is an actual picture I've taken with one of my vintage cameras (long story) this summer lol)
Sardaukarama
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I game on a C2 oled so my 4080s can graphically make love to my 66 incher (in other words im happy @ 4k/60 - 120 fps 
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OverHeat
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Nice pic
(btw this is an actual picture I've taken with one of my vintage cameras (long story) this summer lol)
MarV0
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4k 100 fps is the minimum for me and calibrating HDR is also very important to me.
Would love to take this guy down the pub for a drink. He is the biggest HDR fanatic I've ever come across.
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Would love to take this guy down the pub for a drink. He is the biggest HDR fanatic I've ever come across.
Plasma TV for Gaming
I was not happy at all with my new LG OLED coming from a used $25 Plasma TV. Instead of returning the TV, I decided to learn how to get the best out of it and share that with everyone. I'm particularly interested in motion clarity and display technologies for gaming waiting for 8k 1000Hz 10000 nits
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Rockondevil
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1440p and 120 is what I usually set it at but I’m happy with 60 if I needed to.
Hero_Select
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1440p 120fps, I game on my ultrawide OLED monitor and I love it.
4090/7800X3D
4090/7800X3D
SiegeDamage
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Any current recommendations or best to wait till next year? Wouldn't mind playing MH Wilds in full 4K glory come Feb.
Follow-on question: Any risk of OLED burn-in on PC or has this been totally solved at this stage? I have an LG C4 77" TV, but am curious about static OS UI elements such as the taskbar burning into the monitor.
Grildon Tundy
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3080 here. Not highest-end, but above the average.
I target 4k (with DLSS) and 60fps. There are few games that can't hit and hold it.
I target 4k (with DLSS) and 60fps. There are few games that can't hit and hold it.
hinch7
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If we're talking 32" UHD monitors.. you can't really go wrong with any of the 2024 releases. Really just depends on what you want; do you want a curved, flat, matte or glossy screen. Those are the main deciding factors as well as your local regional price. Image quality is going to be really close to one another. And one of two maybe come with DP 2.1 with UHBR20.
I have a 32" Gen 3 QD-OLED (Samsung G80SD) and I use it several hours a day and don't really take care of it. So long as you don't leave static image on for hours on end and have high brightness and no anti-burn in measures like turning off auto-dim.. I wouldn't worry about it. Most companies have good burn in warranty as well, which is something to look out for. And yeah it might get more expensive next year with import tariffs so may be a good time to get one.
On the other hand you may want to wait if you want to best. Newers ones will come with DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR20 standard so no more DSC. Be brighter and faster. But tbh 240hz is darn good already for 4K. There's also 27" 4K OLED coming supposedly.
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Grildon Tundy
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digital_ghost
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I choose a resolution that is mutually beneficial to all parties involved.
We talking about the People's Court right? (PC)
We talking about the People's Court right? (PC)
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hououinkyouma00
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SoloCamo
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So glad so many people are on 4k 60fps these days, felt so lonely being on it since 2014. People said it wasn't possible back then but my 290X begs to differ - again - as long as you are are ok with lowering settings. On a 28" even medium settings with max textures still looks better than 1080p maxed out in overall fidelity.
