Graphic cards for a 4k monitor.

[eolvera]

Hi, (first of all, English it’s not my first language, but a really need help), I just got a new 4k monitor for my birthday, I would know if anyone could help me, what type of graphic cards should I get, so I can get full resolution on my monitor?, also not that expensive.

 

[R0GG]

For comfortable 4k gaming : definitely a GTX 1080Ti. A GTX 1080 or 1070Ti would work ok too depending on games titles.
For comfortable 4kmovie viewing (no gaming) a 1060 would suffice.

 

[vapour]

If only display/video, GTX 1050 is enough. For gaming, 1080ti

 

[norcalsc]

i have a 1080 and i game at 4k 60hz but i have to make adjustments here and there to keep fps up. had I got the 1080ti i wouldnt have to do that as much but the 1080 can do it on AAA games with a decent CPU

 

[Philballer17]

i have a 1080 and i game at 4k 60hz but i have to make adjustments here and there to keep fps up. had I got the 1080ti i wouldnt have to do that as much but the 1080 can do it on AAA games with a decent CPU

Well if you already have a 1080, its probably best to wait for the next generation of GPUs, and grab the x80 TI version of that.

The 1080 is a pretty decent 4k gaming card. The 1080 TI would help you achieve 60 fps on more titles than the 1080, but it aint that much of an upgrade for you.

 

[R0GG]

Apparently 2080ti is not expected until around the end of the year or later, another reason to grab a 1080ti now for a confy 4k gaming experience

 

[Philballer17]

Apparently 2080ti is not expected until around the end of the year or later, another reason to grab a 1080ti now for a confy 4k gaming experience

the top dog x80 TI is always expected 1 year after the mid range GPU's Launch. Just compare the release dates of the 980 TI and 1080 TI to the 980 and 1080.

Another reason to sit back and wait. Or, waste your money and get hosed off. Its up to you.