4k with 1080 Ti?

[Elthrael]

I got a 4k TV recently and I want to take a stab at running Elden Ring at 4k.

Right now I'm playing on 1440p on my monitor with everything maxed out and it works fine at a rock solid 60 FPS.

Can a 1080 Ti run this game at 4k at medium or even high settings? My 1080 Ti has a mild OC/undervolt at 2 GHz so it is a few % faster than the reference card.

My other (relevant) specs are

8700K oc'd to 5.0GHz
16GB 3200MHz CL14 memory

Can the old Pascal champ swing it?

[Winblows]

Publicado originalmente por Valmathras:

Publicado originalmente por Skrif:

the 11900k would do a better job running a game then your thread ripper, core count dosnt mean anyting after 8 and thread rippers core per core preformance is less then his cpu

yeah i know. i my pc is for work XDD not gamming, but i can use for gamming XD. but i dont have problems at all, that why is weird for me XD

are you using linux or windows?

[Valmathras]

Publicado originalmente por Skrif:

Publicado originalmente por Valmathras:

yeah i know. i my pc is for work XDD not gamming, but i can use for gamming XD. but i dont have problems at all, that why is weird for me XD

are you using linux or windows?

both, for gammingi use windows, and the oracle for the work but in the other M2

[Winblows]

Publicado originalmente por Valmathras:

Publicado originalmente por Skrif:

are you using linux or windows?

both, for gammingi use windows, and the oracle for the work but in the other M2

well I heard the game runs better on offline with linux, maybe its because you got a m.2 ssd idk

[Valmathras]

Publicado originalmente por Skrif:

Publicado originalmente por Valmathras:

yeah i know. i my pc is for work XDD not gamming, but i can use for gamming XD. but i dont have problems at all, that why is weird for me XD

are you using linux or windows?

i mena even in GOD, at ultra wide 4k, are like 45, and that have heavy graph, i need to upgrade the gpu XDD

[Valmathras]

Publicado originalmente por Skrif:

Publicado originalmente por Valmathras:

both, for gammingi use windows, and the oracle for the work but in the other M2

well I heard the game runs better on offline with linux, maybe its because you got a m.2 ssd idk

is not offline XDD offline run smooth, but online is not bad. maybe the game or the EAC have some issues with nvidia, some bottleneck, the most of the issues i watch are in nvida

[Zygfryd]

Publicado originalmente por Valmathras:

i can i run ultrawide 4k with an RX590 8gb, 1080TI probably can

Nice, what monitor do you have?

[Pisaro]

Publicado originalmente por Elthrael:

I got a 4k TV recently and I want to take a stab at running Elden Ring at 4k.

Right now I'm playing on 1440p on my monitor with everything maxed out and it works fine at a rock solid 60 FPS.

Can a 1080 Ti run this game at 4k at medium or even high settings? My 1080 Ti has a mild OC/undervolt at 2 GHz so it is a few % faster than the reference card.

My other (relevant) specs are

8700K oc'd to 5.0GHz
16GB 3200MHz CL14 memory

Can the old Pascal champ swing it?

I dont get it. You have a 4k TV, you have a GTX 1080 Ti. Why you dont try it? Sorry but some questions are in fact weird...

[Schmungulist T. Hergatalervian]

My 1660 Super seems to run it just fine in 99% of areas, and even the few laggy sections are still above 40 FPS on average

[Elthrael]

Publicado originalmente por Pisaro27:

Publicado originalmente por Elthrael:

I got a 4k TV recently and I want to take a stab at running Elden Ring at 4k.

Right now I'm playing on 1440p on my monitor with everything maxed out and it works fine at a rock solid 60 FPS.

Can a 1080 Ti run this game at 4k at medium or even high settings? My 1080 Ti has a mild OC/undervolt at 2 GHz so it is a few % faster than the reference card.

My other (relevant) specs are

8700K oc'd to 5.0GHz
16GB 3200MHz CL14 memory

Can the old Pascal champ swing it?

I dont get it. You have a 4k TV, you have a GTX 1080 Ti. Why you dont try it? Sorry but some questions are in fact weird...

I am in the process of moving and I don't think I'll be able to connect my PC directly to the TV in my new room via HDMI cable. I can't access my PC much either. So before I go through the hassle of figuring out how to get my PC signal to the TV wirelessly if needed, I thought I'd ask for some firsthand experience.

[The Commendatore]

Doubt it, but if you do happen to try it, let me know if you can cook an egg on your PC.

[Try again loser]

Publicado originalmente por Elthrael:

Right now I'm playing on 1440p on my monitor with everything maxed out and it works fine at a rock solid 60 FPS.

Can a 1080 Ti run this game at 4k at medium or even high settings? My 1080 Ti has a mild OC/undervolt at 2 GHz so it is a few % faster than the reference card.

Como on dude, i have a rtx 3060 that's pretty similar to gtx 1080 ti
I play on 1080p maximum and some areas get almost 100% of my gpu and fps drop to 52-55

SO... if i have those fps drop at 1080p you are getting worse fps drop on 1440p, likely 40-45 fps

So yes, you can play at 4k with your gtx 1080 ti
Because your gpu can handle it?
No, but since you are used to fps drops on 1440p, you will have no problem with fps drop at 4k too

Maybe you haven't gotten to these locations yet, but your fps will melt:

Caria Manor
Bellum Church
Bower of Bounty

[LowDragMaxSag]

Publicado originalmente por Phoenix:

My friend also has a 1080ti and he struggles to hold a steady frame rate at 1080p.
His frame rate drops as low as 20 and can hit 60 but it’s never stable.

On 4K? I seriously doubt it will run and if it does it won’t run well. 4K is about 4x the amount of pixels of 1080p and is extremely demanding even for the rtx3080+ cards (which is the first gen to even be able to hit 4k60 fairly reliably)

That sounds like a Major bottleneck somewhere, I get a constant 60 frames at 1440p with my 1080

[Phoenix]

Publicado originalmente por Elthrael:

Publicado originalmente por Phoenix:

My friend also has a 1080ti and he struggles to hold a steady frame rate at 1080p.
His frame rate drops as low as 20 and can hit 60 but it’s never stable

That seems like a bottleneck elsewhere (perhaps memory or CPU). I can run 60 at 1440p no problem except in some areas which are known to stutter anyway.

I know 4k is demanding but IMO this game really isn't all that demanding in and of itself (vs Cyberpunk, Far Cry 6, latest AC games, TW: Three Kingdoms etc.), that's why I asked. I'm mostly interested in firsthand experience.

By the way, the 1080 Ti and 2080 Ti were perfectly capable of running a lot of their contemporary titles at 4k too, but it is true that 4k is where old cards fold first.

I agree, 4k (from how the game looks) should be a breeze even on a 1080Ti (visually it's almost identical to DS3).
If you have a 4k TV but also a 1080p monitor, I'd say... just try it out and see if it works :)
From what I understand Elden Ring is a bit of an odd one, on some super powerfull rigs it stutters and for some it will just work fine on the minimum/recommended specs.

If you just have a 1080p monitor, you could also use DSR (nvidia config panel) and set it to X4 to get an idea of the performance.

Publicado originalmente por Big Lasagna:

Publicado originalmente por Phoenix:

My friend also has a 1080ti and he struggles to hold a steady frame rate at 1080p.
His frame rate drops as low as 20 and can hit 60 but it’s never stable.

On 4K? I seriously doubt it will run and if it does it won’t run well. 4K is about 4x the amount of pixels of 1080p and is extremely demanding even for the rtx3080+ cards (which is the first gen to even be able to hit 4k60 fairly reliably)

That sounds like a Major bottleneck somewhere, I get a constant 60 frames at 1440p with my 1080

For my friend, I am not sure why it stutters so heavily, no other games experience this kind of stutter, even cyberpunk runs fine for him @60fps on settings at mostly high.
Most areas for him are fine (still no 60, but at least somewhat steady in the 45 - 55 range).
Margitt is literally impossible for him (20 - 55 stutters) and is definitly one of the worst ones for him in the performance department, the area with the white dragon in Caelid also is also extremely laggy for him. Though in that last one the lag is gone after killing the dragon.

For myself, I am running an AMD Ryzen9 - 5950x, 64GB RAM and a RTX3090, It's mostly been smooth sailing. It still sometimes has a severe stutter (mostly at start-up, which is fine), but it does happen rarely when fighting things, obviously crossing cell borders drops FPS significantly for a second, which could be smoothed out.
Then there are some effects that cause major fps drops (night maidens mist most notably). I am running everything maxed at 1440p with G-Sync, which also smoothes out most drops, so if there are more, I don't really notice.

[topgun43]

1080ti will run at 4K.....frame rates will fluctuate....

[Shinkiro]

The 1080ti was never intended as a 4k gaming GPU, you're gonna have to sacrifice fidelity for smooth frame rate for any good looking or demanding game.

If you want 4k with all the bells and whistles you need a 3080 or higher.

Ultimately just try it out. It'll run, one way or another at any rate, its whether you find a performance set up you like with a mix of fidelity and fps.

Personally i wouldnt bother with 4k gaming on any sort of demanding game unless you have a 3000 series GPU. My old 1080ti stomped 1440p on everything i ever ran.