PlayStation VR to Cost $299

[TPC]

People who want the latest and greatest always pay the price.

 

[barnsley]

It wouldn't be anywhere near as bad if it wasn't for the rip offs dude. 7970 was £400 or so at launch. Two would have been £800 I got fleeced that for ONE Titan.

As far as technology and so on have advanced 4k is the only real major one. And I fell for it and have wasted god knows how much. And I could continue with that mindset and do another £900 on another pair of GPUs but I'm not going to bother now.

Next buy for me (aside from sundries like storage and so on) is a 1440p monitor. I couldn't agree more about 4k and what all you guys have said about it

1440p is the best upgrade anyone can do with a high end rig IMHO. 4k is cool if you've got the patience but 1440p gives the best of both worlds. Especially when it it 144hz and IPS

 

[AlienALX]

1440p is the best upgrade anyone can do with a high end rig IMHO. 4k is cool if you've got the patience but 1440p gives the best of both worlds. Especially when it it 144hz and IPS

Oh yeah for sure I initially ran Fallout 4 on my TV at the native 1080p. It was so bad dude, like "I don't even think I can play this it looks so bad" bad.

Thankfully using DSR and the fact that I sit about 16ft back from the TV meant that at 1440p it looked more than passable

I'm not in a panic yet tbh. I can still max out the main textures on ROTTR and it looks amazing at 4k but once these Furys start to creak (which have been excellent, BTW, Crossfire really is far better than I believed it would be !) I'm just going to drop to a 1440p monitor on the cheap.

Not really that fussed about going over 60hz as I always gamed there before and 60 FPS has been a luxury since going to 4k.

I don't game online with strangers either, so 60 FPS is plenty

 

[Dicehunter]

1440 is where the smart money gets spent.

This right here.

The difference between 1440P and 4K is so small it's really not worth it plus you wave goodbye to being able to run 144Hz G-Sync/Freesync displays.

1080P to 1440P for me was a maHOOsive jump, 1440P to 4K not so much, I had a 4K Dell IPS display next to my Swift but I just never used it as to me the visual difference compared to 1440P was so minuscule the performance hit just wasn't worth it so ended up selling it.