1080ti for which resolution

[xfallx]

Hi folks

Going to be getting the 1080ti this summer, and I'm wondering which resolution would be best? I'm thinking of a 1440p g sync monitor, I have a 1080p monitor which would be used to web, do you think the 1080ti would be able to handle, also I normally wait around 3 years to upgrade would it last that long? What's the 1080ti averaging on bf1 on 1440p?

Thanks

 

[Aeridanus]

Erm... that 1080ti is absolute overkill for anything lower than 4K. Go with a 1070 if you're at 1440p and save yourself a big chunk of money.

 

[Aeridanus]

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[Yahia_EN]

It easily plays all of modern AAA titles on 60fps+ on 1440p
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5r7151k2S0
You can check this for benchmarks
But as you can see 1080p is much more "future-proof" if you want your card to last 3 years. But if like me you don't mind 30fps or medium settings I would go with the higher resolution

 

[sharndowg]

Hi folks

Going to be getting the 1080ti this summer, and I'm wondering which resolution would be best? I'm thinking of a 1440p g sync monitor, I have a 1080p monitor which would be used to web, do you think the 1080ti would be able to handle, also I normally wait around 3 years to upgrade would it last that long? What's the 1080ti averaging on bf1 on 1440p

Reference model 1080ti is pushing 100 fps @ 1440p on ultra. GTX 1080ti is a good choice for a 3 year investment.

Erm... that 1080ti is absolute overkill for anything lower than 4K.

Not really, GTX 1080ti would suit a ultra-high refresh rate 1080p monitor. If you are all about the refresh rates then the 1080 or ti is great choice!

 

[xfallx]

Great

So would the 1080ti handle atleast high on 1440p I really like graphics and fps, main reason why I'm going for the TI version!

 

[sharndowg]

Great

So would the 1080ti handle atleast high on 1440p I really like graphics and fps, main reason why I'm going for the TI version!

The ti will comfortably handle all games highest settings @ 1440p 60FPS for a long time yet. If you take a look at some reviews online, (and as I mentioned) you will find that the 1080ti can often push over 100 fps @ 1440p. So you will have noting to worry about for a few years at least. 😀

 

[xfallx]

Cheers my man,

It should be even better running on a g sync montor correct a better preformance? Going to be getting a 1440p one summer.

 

[sizzling]

There are a few games a 1080Ti cannot hold 144fps @ 1080p ultra settings. Therefore I'd say the 1080Ti is a reasonable choice for 1080p 144Hz or 1440p 144Hz or 4k 60Hz.

 

[xfallx]

Just a thought but how long will 1080p be the preferred resolution?

 

[sharndowg]

Cheers my man,

It should be even better running on a g sync montor correct a better preformance? Going to be getting a 1440p one summer.

A G-Sync monitor will give you a much smoother gameplay, as it matches monitor refresh rate with the GPU output. So you don't experience annoying screen tearing and stutter. Look for a high refresh rate 144hz for a G-Sync monitor to get the most out of your 1080ti. Happy Gaming xfallx!

 

[sizzling]

I wouldn't call 1080p the preferred resolution, I would rather 1440p. However in articles I have seen 1080p is still the most popular by a vast majority, I guess it has a great balance of decent picture quality and cheaper hardware. I don't see that changing any time soon.

 

[rcald2000]

+xfallx I would pair the 1080 Ti to either a 1440p / 165 Hz / g-sync / IPS display or any 3440 x 1440 (ultrawide 1440p) display. The latter happens to be my favorite resolution, and the 1440p is a close second.

 

[xfallx]

Thanks all

Is there a much difference between the 1440p and 1080p the 1080ti will have to power two monitors a 1440p and a 1080p one. Going to go for a 144hz I was looking at the intel but it's a TN monitor