4K bad blurries

[vp49p3 216]

Gb-I'm using a single pascal titan. I also have an Intel 750, which really loads quickly.

 

I've got a few pictures of my setup on IMGUR but can't get the url link into a post here. Technical difficulties.

 

Jay

[sloppysmusic 253]

 

 

-I'm using a single pascal titan

 

dude has only 12GB to play with 

I have 1080 with 8GB will be using same setup soon (i6900k). Worked fine with 4k plus 2x 1080 on ati card before with 8GB

If he posts screenshots prepare to cry with envy...probably wont ever get more real..when you've seen it you cant go 

back to a single screen ever IMO

[Wanthuyr Filho 83]

 

 

Quite frankly I don't get why people are buying large 4K displays--just sit a little closer and offload all of that extra processing. Now an OLED monitor might add something interesting for night flying in particular.

 

A few months ago I moved from FullHD to 4k and will NEVER get back! I had before a 27" and now I'm with a 55", i.e., virtually the same pixel size, which is comfortable enough to seat in front of it (about 40~50 centimeters eye distant). The richness of detail in the scenery and the ability to read the DUs/gauges real size alike is priceless!

As for OLED, I run away from it like hell, due to the "burn-in" issue. Even my next smartphone will have an IPS screen or the like. :-)

[ErichB 3,643]

 

 

A few months ago I moved from FullHD to 4k and will NEVER get back! I had before a 27" and now I'm with a 55", i.e., virtually the same pixel size, which is comfortable enough to seat in front of it (about 40~50 centimeters eye distant). The richness of detail in the scenery and the ability to read the DUs/gauges real size alike is priceless!

 

Aint that the truth.  55' 4K here too.  It is a completely amazing experience.

[Noel 4,505]

Interesting.  I hadn't heard about burn-in w/ OLED which from the articles I just read is likely not too problematic for normal TV use but certainly could be for flight sim use.  I'm shopping for a new TV so thanks for that it would be a definitely deterrent especially at the cost of OLED.  I'm trying to hold off for light-emitting MicroLED or Samsung's next generation light-emitting QLED, though my current TV is getting green enough I might not be able to hold out much longer!   There's always their recently disclosed QLED screens which differ from current in severals areas, but are still backlit but w/ a different method of backlighting, and there are supposed to have best brightness & contrast and better black, but not quite as black as OLED it appears.

 

Sounds like you're happy w/ your 55" screen at point blank range.  I'm using the middle ground which is fabulous for me at 3440 x 1440--I like the wider field relative to height works well for FS.  I like the fact I don't have to tip my head back to see the top of the screen  :wink: