ddilorenzo51ang

Ah, I confirm your input that SLI does not double the video memory. But I believe people have taken the whole DisplayPort is the only way to far. HDMI 2.0 does in fact give 60Hz for 4K, I have it set to mine in Nvidia Control Panel. But back to the OP's question, I have no issue with a 4k TV over a Monitor. I understand I will never see 120 FPS on my TV at only 60Hz but I don't believe you could possibly tell a difference between 60 FPS and 120 FPS in DCS unless we start doing FPS in CA.

The Samsung J6500 series 40" 4k is a 120Hz TV that does 4K at 60Hz. I ordered a quality 10' HDMI Cable for about $8 and have not have any issues with poor signal causing it to revert back to 30Hz. I purchased the TV for less than $600 so I couldn't justify the premium for the monitors. I researched the possible lag issue but with the TV in game mode there is none. I believe the only benefit of my 2X760s in SLI to a single 780 currently is the increase in video memory I receive, but from researching if you are wanting to upgrade your GPU for 4k get a better single card then SLI.

I just bit the bullet and bought the same TV(Samsung 6500 series just under the curved TV). The difference is amazing. I am running 2X760 in SLI and I had to turn down the MSA to 2 and AA to 4 but I runs great. The FOV is amazing since you can zoom the view all the way out and still read every gauge and dial perfectly.

I want a Hawk :helpsmilie:

Thanks for the heads-up Skate, worked perfectly.