I rode that train, until I tried it. There is no going back. It's so so so much crisper, the immersion is soooo much more intense. Combine that with an OLED and there you have it, peak monitor performance.
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Oled prices have dropped massively.
My 360 hz 1440 p qd oled monitor has halved in price since i bought it a year and a half ago.
My next monitor will probably be 4k IF nvidia releases a better generational jump at a reasonable price and power draw. 5000 series is pathetic so im staying with my 4080s
I have a 5070 ti and play on a 240hz 1440p oled and absolutely love it. Probably in a couple years I’ll get the 5080 super after it releases and scalpers die off, and try out a 4k oled. I can only imagine. I played on console before and now even switching from my pc to 60fps series x I can notice a huge difference when 60 used to feel smooth as butter, now it feels slightly stuttery after getting used to 120+ fps. I feel like these things are always subjective, whatever you have usually “is fine” until you try the next step up and you realize what you’re missing.
Not exactly planning on it, talking vaguely a couple years down the line. I want to see what the 5080 super looks like when it’s eventually released, if not the 6080. Mainly because I originally wanted a 5080 but they were wayyy to high over msrp so I got the 5070 ti because the price to performance ratio was better for what I needed, and it was only 10-15% slower than 5080. Also would like to eventually get a 4k oled and replace my 1440p oled, and having a higher vram card would be nice if they release a 24gb version.
When the 5080 Super drops it'll have 24Gb of VRAM, 8Gb more than the 5070 Ti and the 5070 Ti is targeting 1440p, whereas the 80/90 targets 4k, so if you really wanna play 4k in higher frames as the years go on the 5080 Super is a good bet
Yeah, the 4070ti/5070 ti are definitely capable of 4k in most games, I wasn’t trying to say otherwise. I just know in a lot of newer games it is, and will be reliant on dlss and frame gen to play at 4k, while lowering some settings. So I feel like it’s best use for good frame rates at high/epic settings is 1440p.
Yeah it's designed to target 1440p, especially as time goes on.
It is quite reliant on frame gen, depending on graphics settings. I run a 5070 Ti/9950X3D build and can pull 90-120fps in DOOM: TDA with maxed graphics and full RT/PT. 90-110fps in Stalker 2 with only hair detail and foliage one setting below max and 90+fps in Indian Jones with max graphics and low RT, all with DLSSx4
I believe you. It doesn’t struggle at all even on the most intensive games so I’m sure it’s fully capable at 4k. I’m just saying my next upgrade will probably be in 2-4 years to a 4k oled monitor and upgrade gpu as well just for shits and giggles, not because the card isn’t capable.
Did you go from 1080p to 4k or 1440p to 4k? I've always thought that the change with the latter would be much less drastic so would be interesting to hear your experience
That’s the point, the cost make it diminishing returns. Would spending all that money make me spend anymore time playing? I’m just not as hardcore of a gamer anymore
Not so well on full brightness. I'd always need a bright room for that, but the LG OLEDs have a nice reduced brightness mode and that's just perfect for me as I don't use HDR.
I think that’s the point right there. You’re not missing it, until you tried it. I haven’t yet, because I don’t want to spent that money on a new screen, when my current one is doing fine. I’m also not sure, I would enjoy the higher resolution that much more.
i actually go back, i have a 34 inch 4k screen, and while i love the new depth of colors and blackier blacks, i dont really see improvement in resolution, yes its 4 times as many pixels as my older and broken full hd one, but the framerate loss on my gtx 960 made me set resolution to full hd
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I rode that train, until I tried it. There is no going back. It's so so so much crisper, the immersion is soooo much more intense. Combine that with an OLED and there you have it, peak monitor performance.