4K playability and price/perf is kind of the same really...
4K is more high performance technically, but in a broad sense most of us shop for the best price to performance we can justify spending within are budgets.
Really any types of new features are always nice to look for outside of performance, price, and efficiency.
I'd love to see a means of offloading multiple GPU's to dedicate for post process techniques injectors like SweetFX/ReShade offer could be great especially if it was less problematic as SLI/Crossfire with less hardware restrictions.
I'm just sick of nvidia always dragging their feet with supporting the latest features and port standards. I get there's people that are on 1080p, don't care about maxing every setting, and they're thinking we have more performance than we'll ever need already, but personally I see a huge demand for more speed right now. High res displays, high speed displays, VR. We need double the single card performance like 6 months ago.
I can't disagree on the need for more performance being higher than it's been in quite a long time if you want to maximize visual fidelity between new API's, 4K/DSR, and post process effects.
Ironically one of the reasons I bought a Nvidia card was due to the need for HDMI2 ports because my 4K TV doesn't have display ports. That's one of the problems with numerous simultaneous new standards unfortunately, but on the flip side choice can be good.
