Far cry 5 and cod: infinite warfare running at 8k with two titan rtx
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The YouTube " ThirtyIR " channel has shared two new videos showing Far Cry 5 and Call of Duty Infinite Warfare in 8K with maximum settings on two NVIDIA Titan RTX GPUs on SLI.
Far Cry 5 and COD: Infinite Warfare running at 8K and 'almost' 60 fps with two TITAN RTX
A few days ago, the same channel had already shared two videos with DOOM and Sombra de Guerra running at this resolution with an experience at 60 fps.
This time, both games were unable to achieve a constant 60fps experience (again), which means that we will have to block games at 30fps in case we want a smooth experience in 8K resolution.
What's interesting here is the performance difference between two Titan RTX and two GeForce GTX1080Ti graphics cards in Far Cry 5. In April 2018 a story was shared where DudeRandom84 used two NVIDIA GeForce GTX1080Ti in Far Cry 5 with 30 fps in 8K in custom settings. We move forward a few months and here we are with two Titan RTX GPUs that run the game in maximum settings with more than 30 fps.
Although 8K and 60 fps may not yet be possible in full settings, it would be possible by tapping some settings in the game graphics to achieve that fluidity.
Right now, if you need two Titan RTX to be able to play in 8K which means you will have to pay about $ 5, 000, although two RTX 2080 Ti could also bring us closer to that performance. As long as you have an 8K screen, which today is a rarity.
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