P Pliskin p Commendable Jul 24, 2016 13 0 1,510 Jan 9, 2017 #1 I was thinking about putting a 1080 in my other computer. But its not a 4k compatible mother board so does this mean if I try to play 4k games on it? I heard non 4k mother boards cant put out enough pixels to do 4k gaming is this true?
I was thinking about putting a 1080 in my other computer. But its not a 4k compatible mother board so does this mean if I try to play 4k games on it? I heard non 4k mother boards cant put out enough pixels to do 4k gaming is this true?
Solution Gam3r01 Jan 9, 2017 The motherboard (within reason) has no impact on the resolution you game at. The onboard graphics only matters if you use it.
The motherboard (within reason) has no impact on the resolution you game at. The onboard graphics only matters if you use it.
Gam3r01 Titan Jan 12, 2013 25,414 973 115,440 Jan 9, 2017 Solution #2 The motherboard (within reason) has no impact on the resolution you game at. The onboard graphics only matters if you use it. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
The motherboard (within reason) has no impact on the resolution you game at. The onboard graphics only matters if you use it.
rgd1101 Don't Moderator Nov 7, 2011 74,872 4,254 176,290 Jan 9, 2017 #3 Enough for 4k video. but not enough for gaming Upvote 0 Downvote