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Currently running GTX 980SLi setup on a 28" 4K monitor.  Max frames seems to be about 30fps.

 

If anyone has setup advice for making it look and run better i would greatly appreciate it :)

 

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As far as I know the graphics are barely optimized, if at all. So there is a good chance that it will get better once devs get around to optimize the graphics.
Don't quote me on that though, since this is just what I heard somewhere and no official information :)

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I can, but dont atm, since the games text and ui dont scale with that resolution.

But i get 60fps with vsync by setting the anti aliasing to off or 2x and i get about 40fps. Maybe there is a performance bug with it?

 

Using a single 980gtx

 

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oh just saw your pictures. You cant even run the game on max settings? You tried a single card as i dont think the game officially support SLI atm

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I can, but dont atm, since the games text and ui dont scale with that resolution.

But i get 60fps with vsync by setting the anti aliasing to off or 2x and i get about 40fps. Maybe there is a performance bug with it?

 

Using a single 980gtx

 

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oh just saw your pictures. You cant even run the game on max settings? You tried a single card as i dont think the game officially support SLI atm

this is correct, game doesnt support SLI at the moment, also there is a performance bug with AA at the moment, i also manage about 60FPS with 4k using my r9 nano(dont play 4k though due to UI and recording sizes get massive)

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After seeing the mess that having a 4k capable machine made on my work laptop, with all kinds of different games, productivity programs, etc, I made the conscious decision to get a 1080p gaming laptop.  It's just far easier to not have to worry about tiny interfaces and other messes.  I think 4k is still a little ahead of its time.

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After seeing the mess that having a 4k capable machine made on my work laptop, with all kinds of different games, productivity programs, etc, I made the conscious decision to get a 1080p gaming laptop.  It's just far easier to not have to worry about tiny interfaces and other messes.  I think 4k is still a little ahead of its time.

Very much so, This is also very clear in the massive amount of GPU power needed to get any decent framerates in most games as well.

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Currently running GTX 980SLi setup on a 28" 4K monitor.  Max frames seems to be about 30fps.

 

If anyone has setup advice for making it look and run better i would greatly appreciate it :)

 

Current Setup Attached

1920x1080 = 60+ fps on ultra high

5760 x 1200, 15-20 fps (not really matter what settings am i using, as soon the resolution increase over 1920x1080 fps drops and nothing helps to keep it), it's literaly not a god optimisation, however i wosn't expecting anything else at alpha stage. Anyway, it's a first game which i'm able to play with such low fps without to get my eyes painfull and tired, mostly because there isn't much action and minimum amount of mouse movement.

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Im hoping in due time there will be more options with the UI so we can move htings around etc...The compass really is an eye strain at 4K in the very bottom right corner :)

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Hi

 

i use a 980ti on a 4970 at 4.4 ghz and get at a curved 34" with 3440*1440 about 50-70 frames. i set AA to 0 because of the resolution its not really nessacery for me 

cheers

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Make sure you have AA off in game (I've heard you can override it using for GFX software) as it cripples FPS. I went from 28 fps with it on x4 to 90 fps with it off in 1440p. Running a 980Ti

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