hi,
cause now trends like keep on 4k
currently using 24 inch ips dell so far so good
but not sure want to upgrade 4k or not

because i do some research on web
they say 4k scaling big windows icon small
another problem is i not a hardcore gamer
but will play game whole day in front of pc
or watch anime

worry my GTX 760 cant support it

so need all si fu guide

Will not recommend going 4k. The graphic card requirements is ridiculous for games. Even single GTX980 is not enough to max out 4k.

wah= =
single gtx 980 also not enough max out 4k lol
then why they out 4k monitor for lol XD
but if let say i use gtx 760 right now
i use 4k monitor watch anime and play online games is it ok?

my current rig is
i7-960
12gb (3 x4 gb normal kingston ram)
3tb hdd ( mix a lot )
GTX 760 zotac

should i upgrade?

Movies are fine, online games depends on which game. New online games these days are demanding. I would recommend to stay with 1080p until graphic card for 1440p or 4k becomes cheaper.

oh
so for gtx 760 movie is ok wont have problem right
but if game that time i set my reso back to 1080p will better?
cause current monitor still serve me well

if youre not too fussed on the graphics side, playing 4K reso with a GTX760 on low to medium settings can be tolerable (20-40FPS for certain games)

movie wise, no issue at all since movies mostly maxed at 1080p. and seriously, a GTX760 cant support movie playback? bollocks

scaling issue wise, there is a problem as Win8.1 have bad support for high res displays

oh i am using windows 7 o

4k support is not a problem.

I tried GTX 970 on 4k - performance drop to 25% - 33%.

So yeah, whatever you feel good now - think about that. Are you willing to live with lower framerate or lower detail settings to get same framerate?

just wait 4 better support 4k cards then only jump...right now even maxxed up 1440p @ 60fps still not enough support 4 the single card setup

That could be even worse... Windows 8.1 has even better support on higher resolution displays... It all depends on the developer of the program whether they want to update their applications to work on higher resolution displays.

Mind you, 4K is pretty much a gimmick, unless you really want the screen estate. There's little or no 4K content available, and even it is available here, it would require a ridiculous amount of bandwidth to stream smoothly (FYI, 4K content would require an Internet connection with speeds about 25Mbps in order to stream smoothly).

Cheap 4K monitors are not viable for photo/video editing either since such monitors are using TN panels, where they usually have poor color accuracy and gamut compared to IPS/VA panels.

http://www.howtogeek.com/206662/should-you...ultra-hd-4k-tv/

This article pretty much sums up what I told.

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jan 17 2015, 07:34 AM

I get that monitor is ips and 60hz but problem is graphic card

I wouldn't be bothered with 4K gaming because details are nice but they're not something you'll be observing in the heat of combat and whatever.

Perhaps you play DA:I or Skyrim and love to walk around exploring textures and details, yeah then go ahead.

haha then it is a sad case
most of the game i play is on9 game rarely go play offline game
other that that all play by ps3