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System Name | my system |
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Processor | AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D |
Motherboard | Asus Rog strix b550 gaming wifi II |
Cooling | noctua nh-u12s se-am4 |
Memory | corsair vengeance 32gb (2x16) 3600mhz |
Video Card(s) | Asus tuf Nvidia RTX 4070 TI Super |
Storage | 1x 240gb kingston ssd (win) 1x500gb kingston m2 1x1tb 870 evo ssd (for games both)2x1tbhdd (storage) |
Display(s) | gigabyte aorus cv27f |
Case | Sharkoon Rebel c50 RGB |
Audio Device(s) | Creative soundblaster x-ae5 plus |
Power Supply | Seasonic Focus GX-850 ATX 3.0 |
Mouse | Logitech g502x |
Keyboard | Perixx Periboard 835 |
VR HMD | none |
Software | win 11 64 bit home |
Benchmark Scores | To be tested, so none yet |
Hey all.
I still have a 1080p monitor, but am going to make the jump to a 1440p oled in a couple of months.
But I want to test my pc already for it, and now I've heard of super resolution that you can enable in nvidia control panel.
But when enabling the 1440p there, it it the same level of resource intensity as that normal 1440p gaming is? So for example i can expect the same fps ingame then both on 1080p with 1440p super resolution enabled compared to normal 1440p with the new monitor?
Thanks in advance.
ps, i know my pc can handle 1440p quite well, cause i have an 5800x3d and a 4070 ti super, but I'm still curious to see my fps on 1440p beforehand.
I still have a 1080p monitor, but am going to make the jump to a 1440p oled in a couple of months.
But I want to test my pc already for it, and now I've heard of super resolution that you can enable in nvidia control panel.
But when enabling the 1440p there, it it the same level of resource intensity as that normal 1440p gaming is? So for example i can expect the same fps ingame then both on 1080p with 1440p super resolution enabled compared to normal 1440p with the new monitor?
Thanks in advance.
ps, i know my pc can handle 1440p quite well, cause i have an 5800x3d and a 4070 ti super, but I'm still curious to see my fps on 1440p beforehand.