Can't you play pretty much all the xbox games on a PC now anyway?
On my Surface Pro? No... no...
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Can't you play pretty much all the xbox games on a PC now anyway?
On my Surface Pro? No... no...
Yeah but you are saying you would love a gaming PC but won't have time to play it, but have time for an xbox. A gaming PC is just a better version of an Xbox since you can play most of the xbox games on it.
Friends are a big factor. Just easier as well.
Also cheaper. I know between me spending money on my car and then a PC I'd be single pretty quick more time for gaming though!!!!
That's why the Scorpio suits me, it's a bit better than the Xboner and it's quick and easy. Also I have a $300 JBHIFI voucher which makes the jump a little easier.
So will those monitors not having HDMI 2.0 be a problem since the Xbox one X supports it?
HDMI 2.0 is necessary for 4k/60 I believe, not enough bandwidth on 1.4 to push more than 24.
If you're just using an Xbone just get a nice big 4K TV.
As others have posted HDMI 2.0 will support 4k at 60hz as will display port input. The AOC has this listed as a supported resolution.Also cheaper. I know between me spending money on my car and then a PC I'd be single pretty quick more time for gaming though!!!!
That's why the Scorpio suits me, it's a bit better than the Xboner and it's quick and easy. Also I have a $300 JBHIFI voucher which makes the jump a little easier.
So will those monitors not having HDMI 2.0 be a problem since the Xbox one X supports it?
There are limited monitors with hdmi 2.0 as most have display ports instead to push the higher resolutions and refresh rates. 4K and 60hz over hdmi I think is more a recent console thing that TVs have been supporting and I think monitors are only starting to include.
Here seems like a pretty handy 4k IPS monitor with hdmi 2.0.
https://www.pccasegear.com/products/35013/lg-27ud68-w-27in-4k-uhd-ips-freesync-gaming-monitor/
Edit: just found this actually. Bit pricey though. 4k, 60hz, HDR and HDCP 2.2 so ticks all the XB1X/PS4 Pro boxes. Will keep it in mind myself in fact
https://www.pccasegear.com/products/39755/lg-32ud99-w-4k-uhd-ips-led-monitor-with-hdr10/
That LG is very tempting
Edit: It's in my cart... Ohhh no
Gonna buy a PC controller for gaming. Never had one, is there a good one worth recommending?
Try capping the frame rate to match your monitor refresh or upping the graphics settings. The GPU must be rendering waaayyy more frames than necessary due to it being beast, which is putting too many draw commands on the CPU & overloading it.This thing is brutal. Looks like my poor i5 4690 (locked) is being pushed to its limits now though lol, hitting max CPU usage according to afterburner. I'll just wait a month or two for an unlocked coffee lake.
Try capping the frame rate to match your monitor refresh or upping the graphics settings. The GPU must be rendering waaayyy more frames than necessary due to it being beast, which is putting too many draw commands on the CPU & overloading it.
Fair enough, still sounds odd though that a reasonably new i5 is getting maxxed out like that.Monitor refresh rate is 165mhz and it's not even hitting that. That is 'oc mode' though, did try changing that back to 144 and capping it to that in game but it's pointless if the game is only getting half that. GeForce experience set everything to ultra, even res scaling to 175% and I can get a constant 40-60fps depending on the map which is still buttery smooth due to gsync monitor. Lowering res scaling to the more sensible 100% buys me a better fps range of 50-60 with the occasional dip. Going to drop a few of the more useless settings again today and probably still have dumb things on like dvr and game mode in windows settings and shadow play since my recent OS reinstall.
This card is a beast though. For the first time I got Crysis 3 to run full ultra at 60+ @1440p native. Going to give Witcher 3 a try today. MSI fan profiles are worrying out of the box though. Could feel the case fan over the graphics card pumping out stupidly hot air. Checked Afterburner and it was peaking 95-100C . MSI reckon this is upper limit but **** that, a quick custom fan curve and it hasn't gone past 68C since.
GPU usage hasn't exceeded about 60% and I can't push it harder. It's just my fault a few years ago trying to save a few bucks by getting a locked 4690 because "hurr hurr 3.5ghz is enough for gaming and I'm not going to overclock" when in truth probably any sub 4ghz clock speed is going to bottleneck top shelf GPUs trying to push max settings. Still need to wait for coffee lake before I pull the trigger on my mobo/CPU upgrade. Wouldn't mind going with Ryzen for something different but I want pure clock speed (and overclock potential) and it will probably be a while imo before every new game utilises extra cores.