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4K Gameplay @ 60FPS

Baasha

Baasha

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I have been running >4K resolution for many years now and so far, I have been doing gameplay videos at 4K resolution @ 30FPS - something that YouTube still supports.

Only recently was I able to record solid gameplay in 4K @ 60FPS and boy is it a treat!

Of course, YouTube only supports 1080P @ 60FPS but I wanted to share with you a couple of videos that are in true 4K (not upscaled) @ 60FPS.

1.) Battlefield 4 Final Stand DLC - Operation Whiteout: BF4 Final Stand DLC 4K60fps

2.) Batman Arkham Origins: Batman Arkham Origins 4K60fps

Would love to get some feedback on the videos!


*To view the full 4K Video @ 60FPS, download it at the link and enjoy!
 
futurefields said:
Baasha did you play Wolfenstein TNO? Curious if your rig can run it @ 4k/60fps.
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Sorry just saw this now.

I got Wolfenstein but the damn thing doesn't work for me w/ SLI. I had reinstall the OS etc. so I never got around to installing the game again. Does it work w/ SLI now?
 
What I'm wondering is...how can we see the benefit of 4k without a 4k display to view them on? Even when I use DSR it's not as good as a native resolution.
 
cmdrdredd said:
What I'm wondering is...how can we see the benefit of 4k without a 4k display to view them on? Even when I use DSR it's not as good as a native resolution.
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the benefits of 4k at 1080p are fairly straight forward.

4k has 4x as many pixels as 1080p, when you downsize, you average 4 pixels into a single pixel.
Any noise or incorrectness/pixel is 1/4th of the result, instead of the whole result.
Say you have, in 1080p, a single pixel of noise.
And in a 4k video, you also have a single pixel of noise
The pixel in the 4k, is 1/4th as significant, and as such, doesn't have as great an effect.
So when you downsize (average), those 4 pixels become one, and that pixel is 1/4th noise, instead of entirely noise
This is why, even though both videos have the same number of pixels
the one downsized from 4k will appear sharper
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I can vouch and say that once I've went to 4k I haven't went back. 4 Titans (all purchased used) have been the sweet spot for me and 4k performance. Thanks OP for sharing the videos!
 
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