Bokishi

Well Intel is ditching the tick tock schedule with Kaby Lake and Canonlake, so that could mean big improvements (or none at all!) from Skylake. A 6-8 core Skylake I expect coming in the next few months also sounds enticing. But I do agree we might be at the point where substantial performance boosts from processor upgrades are over. A far cry from Pentium 4 ---> Core 2 or Nehalem ---> Sandy

I guess I be waiting for Intel Kaby Lake and Nvidia Pascal for next year then. Pascal is said to be an epic gpu jump that's 10x faster than anything that's out now, but we shall see

Really digging my new x52 Hotas, along with the 1tb Samsung Evo SSD + 6tb mechanical NAS drive (currently at almost 20tb storage now). Debating a Skylake upgrade in the fall, although I'm not sure how such an upgrade would benefit games running in VR or 4K (heavy gfx punishers), money might be better spent on another 980ti. Decisions decisions #firstworldproblems

Steam has the Mordor ultra-HD textures hidden in its DLC section, it's a must download if your videocard has over 6GB vram http://store.steampowered.com/app/311670/

It's a cool feature, but I'm glad they have an option to turn it off. I kept triggering it by accident during combat, so I just turned it off. I'd much rather have uninterrupted gameplay rather than cool screenies. To each his own....I think Monolith's in-house gfx engine has come a long way since FEAR

Yes. Really digging the screenshot editor in Mordor; so many options and you can get some movie quality stills

I'll wait until drivers mature more. I hear Oculus on Win 10 is a mess

Well first impressions for me so far are that the game graphics look awesome (textures and lighting are great), and combat / mechanics are similar enough to Elder Scrolls. I can see this holding me over until Elder Scrolls 6 maybe

I just bought ESO during the steam deal last night, just got Old Blood today for $11

Z170 Mobo + Skylake 6700K + 32GB DDR4 + NVME SSD = Probably my next build

Skylake ftw, I heard it can hit 5ghz+ stable on air

Even the 980ti begins to lag when graphics usage approaches 5gb vram

Kotor 2 (Obs' first game) just updated on Steam, and is advertised to now run on up to 4k and 5k resolutions (it also runs great at 8k)

Dark Souls 2 re-release is one of the few current games with playable fps at 8K resolution (4x 4K super-sampled)

Give this a try http://m.ebay.com/itm/331528830447?_mwBanner=1

And here's behind, it looks like there's mounting

Here you go, right now there's a good deal on it http://www.amazon.com/Crossover-Computer-Monitor-3840x2160-version/dp/B00VA2X5EU

It's made by a Korean company, but they happen to be using the exact same panels as the Philips one

If you want 60hz 4K I recommend a monitor 37"-40" because any smaller and the Windows UI and websites becomes so annoyingly small and hard to read. Also windows ppi scaling is pretty shoddy compared to OS X. This thing has about the same ppi as the 30" 2560x monitor, only the extra pixels were used to make 10 more inches of screen space. Sitting at normal distance, the screen completely fills your view, sort of like an oculus rift. Typing is ok since its text is the same size as any other monitor, only there's more screen space. Games are awesome as I've never seen them this big and clear, it's like looking through a window

I have recently swapped my triple monitor setup for a 4k 40-incher, and it is pretty epic

I thought Fury X would be faster

Game runs great for me, however this really pisses me off http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2015-batman-arkham-knight-pc-lacks-console-visual-features

Arkham Knight PC is missing graphics features that consoles have, this is a disgrace! http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2015-batman-arkham-knight-pc-lacks-console-visual-features

Yeah batman runs great for me so far, I do not know why people are having performance issues and demanding refunds, I'm running it at max with gameworks fx and 4k res. FPS very stable