Will the 1080 ti be able to run 4k games at 60 fps?

[imnotagamer007]

I know we don't know for sure but based on the gtx 1080 and everything we know so far, do you think this will be the card for 4k 60 fps gaming?

 

[dangus]

the gtx 1080ti will very likely be in the same ballpark as the gtx titan xp give or take a few FPS. that's how it was for the 780ti/original titan and the 980ti/maxwell titan. so you can use the benchmarks from titan xp reviews for reference.

i'd put money on this ^

 

[weberdarren97]

I know we don't know for sure but based on the gtx 1080 and everything we know so far, do you think this will be the card for 4k 60 fps gaming?

Doesn't the 1080 already do this for most modern games anyway?

 

[dangus]

I know we don't know for sure but based on the gtx 1080 and everything we know so far, do you think this will be the card for 4k 60 fps gaming?

Doesn't the 1080 already do this for most modern games anyway?

not exactly. not at max detail settings

 

[bignastyid]

Judging by past XX80Ti performance it will likely be close to the Titan using the same architecture, possible even exceed it with factory overclocked models. Just note this is speculation. However even the Pascal Titan can't max all games at 4k and maintain a 60 FPS average.

 

[weberdarren97]

I know we don't know for sure but based on the gtx 1080 and everything we know so far, do you think this will be the card for 4k 60 fps gaming?

Doesn't the 1080 already do this for most modern games anyway?

not exactly. not at max detail settings

Then I'll move on to my next question... Why do people need max settings? I personally prefer high. Max usually adds on a bunch of useless AA and post processing effects that don't really look any better but they sure do make the GPU tank.

 

[bignastyid]

I know we don't know for sure but based on the gtx 1080 and everything we know so far, do you think this will be the card for 4k 60 fps gaming?

Doesn't the 1080 already do this for most modern games anyway?

not exactly. not at max detail settings

Then I'll move on to my next question... Why do people need max settings? I personally prefer high. Max usually adds on a bunch of useless AA and post processing effects that don't really look any better but they sure do make the GPU tank.

Bragging rights.

 

[dangus]

I know we don't know for sure but based on the gtx 1080 and everything we know so far, do you think this will be the card for 4k 60 fps gaming?

Doesn't the 1080 already do this for most modern games anyway?

not exactly. not at max detail settings

Then I'll move on to my next question... Why do people need max settings? I personally prefer high. Max usually adds on a bunch of useless AA and post processing effects that don't really look any better but they sure do make the GPU tank.

this is a valid argument and im inclined to agree, but it's completely off topic i'm afraid

 

[weberdarren97]

Anyone have a guestimate for price?

I'm guessing around $750-800 but have no real basis for that.

 

[dangus]

Anyone have a guestimate for price?

I'm guessing around $750-800 but have no real basis for that.

that's probably a fair assumption. it' ain't gonna be cheap