We dream of futuristic graphics cards with chrome Hot Rod piping and names as cool as The Pixelator. In reality, future graphics cards won't be human-sized or be styled after 1950s automobiles, but they will be faster than what we're running today. More importantly, APIs like AMD's Mantle will let our computers talk directly to our graphics cards, delivering better performance through more efficient coding. And we're going to need that performance, since 4K monitors are already on the horizon. Here's our look at the 2014 GPU landscape and the future of 4K displays.
4k the thing only consoles can dream
Personally I'd prefer to see more 21:9 ultra wide screens aimed at gamers.
A gaming version of LG's 3440 x 1440 screen would be great. I find that resolution nicer for both work, and playing games.
Not sure I really see the benefit of 4K for me.
Future of console gaming, 900p 30 FPS, low end hardware.
Future of PC gaming.
(At least in the UK) More astronomical prices for Hardware on their way.
I almost invested in 4k this summer until I read about problems such as gaming menus with fonts so small they are very hard to read. The killer for me was the refresh rates for monitors <$1000.