| HoloDust said: Honestly, I feel quite sad about the fact that Samsung is about to release 14nm SoC and we're still not even sure if this card is 20 or 28nm. |
afaik all rumors point to Fiji (390/390X) being 28nm, as TSMCs 20nm process isn't reliable enough for gigantic chips like that and additionally Apple has booked most of their production capacities
Panama said:
Well I'm conflicted. I don't know whether 4k gaming is worth it, or whether I should go for 1440p 120hz. |
in my opinion the step from 1440p to 4k isn't a big visual change, but it needs a lot higher processsing power - for 1440p the 290X and the 980 are good enough to reliably push fps to 60+ especially once games use DX12 and Vulkan (still recommend a G-Synch or Adaptive/FreeSynch monitor as 120/144 fps probably won't happen in the forseeable), but the Titan X and 390X might not be enough to display games at 4k with all bells and whistles at reliably high framerates
I think these super high end cards are more interesting if you want to jump into VR where every bit of power is necessary, although that's a field dual GPU/dual graphics cards set-ups might really come into it's own in
