for 34" 3440x1440 what card is recommended minimum to run most games?
1080 IMO.
Nothing lower will maintain Gsync range.
My 1080ti has a few games now that drop to the 60FPS range at 3440x1440 max settings. It's good for max setting me on every game I've tried at 60FPS or above.
The 1080 is 20-25% slower than the 1080ti and good for 3440x1440 so long as you are willing to drop a quality setting here or there or run lower than 60FPS.
The 1070 is about 40-50% slower than the 1080ti and good for 2560x1440 max settings. It'll start to struggle at 3440x1440 unless you drop quality settings to medium range.
The 1060 is auite a bit slowe. It's made for 1080p at mostly Max settings.
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its evga labeling
Wondering the same cause that's what I'd be upgrading from.
1060 at least (or RX580)
I really wasn't happy until I got my 1080ti. It runs ultra very well on bfv at over 80 fps most of the time doing 3440/1440/60hz.
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Nothing lower will maintain Gsync range.
My 1080ti has a few games now that drop to the 60FPS range at 3440x1440 max settings. It's good for max setting me on every game I've tried at 60FPS or above.
The 1080 is 20-25% slower than the 1080ti and good for 3440x1440 so long as you are willing to drop a quality setting here or there or run lower than 60FPS.
The 1070 is about 40-50% slower than the 1080ti and good for 2560x1440 max settings. It'll start to struggle at 3440x1440 unless you drop quality settings to medium range.
The 1060 is auite a bit slowe. It's made for 1080p at mostly Max settings.
Radeon VII is good for 3440x1440.
Close thread.
1080Ti or 2080 Ti honestly....
FWIW Apex Legends uses 9GB VRAM with the game maxed out @ 2560x1440.
You really should only be looking at 11gb and higher cards (1080ti, 2080ti, titan XP, Radeon VII).