S silentstorm161 Reputable Feb 14, 2017 61 0 4,630 Apr 13, 2017 #1 I've recently upgraded my PC and the next part is the graphics card. I upgraded to a I7 7700k and need a graphics card to pair, possibly 4k. Also will need a good 4k monitor. Budget I'm thinging of saving up £500-£600.
I've recently upgraded my PC and the next part is the graphics card. I upgraded to a I7 7700k and need a graphics card to pair, possibly 4k. Also will need a good 4k monitor. Budget I'm thinging of saving up £500-£600.
Solution Eximo Apr 13, 2017 Not really a reasonable budget for 4K Cheapest 4K monitor is £290. A GPU to run games at 4K, even if you skimped on it, would be something like the GTX1070 at £330. To get a 'good' 4K monitor and a decent GPU to run it, think more like £1000
Not really a reasonable budget for 4K Cheapest 4K monitor is £290. A GPU to run games at 4K, even if you skimped on it, would be something like the GTX1070 at £330. To get a 'good' 4K monitor and a decent GPU to run it, think more like £1000
Eximo Titan Ambassador May 27, 2010 27,192 5,056 144,340 Apr 13, 2017 Solution #2 Not really a reasonable budget for 4K Cheapest 4K monitor is £290. A GPU to run games at 4K, even if you skimped on it, would be something like the GTX1070 at £330. To get a 'good' 4K monitor and a decent GPU to run it, think more like £1000 Upvote 1 Downvote Solution
Not really a reasonable budget for 4K Cheapest 4K monitor is £290. A GPU to run games at 4K, even if you skimped on it, would be something like the GTX1070 at £330. To get a 'good' 4K monitor and a decent GPU to run it, think more like £1000