Guild Wars 2

I got a new video card, and one of the features of it is to superscale your resolution up ro 4 times of what it is. Since I already had a 4k monitor, susperscaling to 4k is pointless.

So I was wondering, would it be possible to go higher than 4k? Apparently you can, it appears the GTX 970 can support up to 7680×4320 and I took a screenshot of how it would look in Guild Wars 2:

Link only asks you to log into your Live account.

Can you not post the screenshot here?

Inculpatus cedo.9234:

Link only asks you to log into your Live account.

It should be working, it’s really large though. It’s about 10 megabytes in size, can take a few moments to show depending on your internet.

I can’t put it on the forums because it’s so large, that the attachment breaks when uploading.

Wow that’s crazy

Andred.1087:

Chase.8415:

Inculpatus cedo.9234:

Link only asks you to log into your Live account.

It should be working, it’s really large though. It’s about 10 megabytes in size, can take a few moments to show depending on your internet.

Nope, clearly it is not allowing people to view without a Live account.

No, it’s not that. I tested it on a iPad without OneDrive on it and it worked fine.

Regardless though, the Attachment finally showed up on the post so I guess it’s not needed anymore.

the UI is so tiny! O.O I could never play like that.

The UI is unbearable once you go path 1600p Wish Anet would add more scaling options

Madness. :o

Chase.8415:

I got a new video card, and one of the features of it is to superscale your resolution up ro 4 times of what it is. Since I already had a 4k monitor, susperscaling to 4k is pointless.

So I was wondering, would it be possible to go higher than 4k? Apparently you can, it appears the GTX 970 can support up to 7680×4320 and I took a screenshot of how it would look in Guild Wars 2:

It’s just scaled so yeah it can do it because it’s NVidia doing it, not gw2 itself, you can scale it as high as hardware allows

I do 4k dsr on a 1080p 40inch tv, and it lookes and runs great.

I get about 90-100fps playable at 4k on a non 4k monitor with sli’d 970’s.

I wonder what fps you get at 8k.. LOL

Show another one with the UI displayed and we can ponder actually using it to play…..

Brother Grimm.5176:

Show another one with the UI displayed and we can ponder actually using it to play…..

The UI is displayed, its just really small…

I would love to see your giant image, except my monitor is not able to do that resolution, therefore I won’t see it the way you do. It’s like trying to show off special color options on a TV that you are watching through a different TV that doesn’t have those options. Or sending an email to tell everyone that email is down.

edgarallanpwn.8739:

Chase.8415:

I got a new video card, and one of the features of it is to superscale your resolution up ro 4 times of what it is. Since I already had a 4k monitor, susperscaling to 4k is pointless.

So I was wondering, would it be possible to go higher than 4k? Apparently you can, it appears the GTX 970 can support up to 7680×4320 and I took a screenshot of how it would look in Guild Wars 2:

It’s just scaled so yeah it can do it because it’s NVidia doing it, not gw2 itself, you can scale it as high as hardware allows

I do 4k dsr on a 1080p 40inch tv, and it lookes and runs great.

I get about 90-100fps playable at 4k on a non 4k monitor with sli’d 970’s.

I wonder what fps you get at 8k.. LOL

At 8k resolution I get about 20 frames per second on max settings with just one card in an open area. Later this week I’ll have 2 of them in an SLI so I suspect it will go around 40FPS or so, but if I add model limiting it could probably stabilize to 50-60.

Kal Spiro.9745:

I would love to see your giant image, except my monitor is not able to do that resolution, therefore I won’t see it the way you do. It’s like trying to show off special color options on a TV that you are watching through a different TV that doesn’t have those options. Or sending an email to tell everyone that email is down.

You’re incorrect on that, you can see a noticeable difference on a downscaled 8k image to 1080p, then a true one. It is a very common technique, especially in movies to make things seem more clear. Ever wonder why Movies are so clear and TV shows don’t look as good?

Also, I only have a 4k monitor, and I can tell a drastic difference between 4k and 8k, despite the fact my monitor does not support it.