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You have to connect a 4K monitor.
GOTY
Most 4k monitors are 3840x2160. The 4096x2160 was the original 4k resolution, but because it's not evenly divisible by 4 (to scale up from 1080p), 3840x2160 became the standard 4k resolution... and the format games, monitors and 4k blu-rays adopted. I didn't even know there was screens native 4096x2160. 3840x2160 will often allow you to select the former, but you obviously get a squished image.
My primary gaming PC is running up-to-date W10, 4790k, GTX 1070, 16gb 2400, 1440p 144hz, 512GB 950pro SSD.
Perhaps this is an AMD issue? I'm really curious as to why so many people seem to be reporting a lack of full-screen. I am simply not seeing the issue.
EDIT: Triple checked by changing all settings under in-game graphics. There is a clear difference between borderless window and full screen...
I've only ever seen 4096x2160 used by some laser projectors. You are correct when stating 3840 x 2160 is what most are considering 4k. These terms likely came about when the industry was still trying to decide on a "standard" of manufacturing.
EDIT: fixed, Erynar is correct.
My brother uses a 2070 by the way.
Well, officially, 3840 x 2160 is 4K and is what almost everything talking about 4K will mean, stupid as that may be. Per wikipedia, it's 4K UHD, whereas 4096 x 2160 is DCI 4K. But it's far from the first time that screwed up numbers have become the standard for marketing with computer stuff. Another classic would be how they sell hard drives based on 1000 instead 1024 for each set of units, making the marketing not match what the computer actually sees, which has gotten _really_ bad as hard drives have increased in size (e.g. a 12TB hard drive is actually more like 9.94TB; it's now actually smaller than the size claimed for the hard drives one size smaller - 10TB).
Maybe it should be noted that I'm running the "Core Fighters" version until lobbies are fully available. I've also disabled ALL features of Big-picture mode because it was messing with my friends list and in-game trading with other games when using shift-tab.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/838380/discussions/0/1843566500518650216/
This thread states that changing file permissions to administrator should fix the full-screen issue, although I've never seen a mouse-cursor on screen when set to full-screen because I am the admin and only user on these PCs. If your PC has multiple users and/or no administrator rights, this would explain the problem.
You seem to not understand the difference of exclusive fullscreen or this bordeless stuff. It's not really an issue for the most part but the game is essentially running windowed, but blowing up to cover your entire screen and hiding the borders to look just like fullscreen. If you Alt+tab you can see how quick it can switch between the game and another window you have open. You can also hover the mouse over the game icon your task bar and you will see the real time thumbnail of the game running.
The downsides are, games running in fullscreen will have better performance to some degree because your PC won't have to be actively using memory for the Windows Explorer. Also because borderless the game also get a lower priority from your hardware, which can impact performance... not to mention some issue with forced V-Sync.
If your PC is strong enough and you are getting 60fps regardless, then you really wouldn't care. But there are a lot of people suffering from heavy performance issues in this game and they could really use a proper fullscreen mode as they can use any extra fps they can get.
IDK... too many conflicting remarks...
Setting G-Sync to fullscreen only clearly shows that it does run on Fullscreen mode because then G-Sync does not trigger when you set the game to borderless.
Fullscreen mode @120Hz: G-Sync is applied and drops it's refresh rate to 60Hz/FPS with no v-sync inputdelay
Borderless mode @120Hz: G-Sync does not trigger, the refresh rate stays at 120Hz while the FPS drops to 60FPS, double buffered V-Sync is enabled, inputdelay increased.
When you alt+tab while in fullscreen mode, the game temporary switches to borderless mode which is also easy to tell since it's gamma/contrast settings will be altered and G-Sync stops syncing.
That aside, you also need capable hardware to run it in 4K resolution (3840x2160) at 60fps. If you don't have capable hardware you should play at a lower resolution since having frame rate drops or playing at sy 30-40fps will ruin your opponents online experience big time even with a 5 bar wired connection.
I have a MSI Gaming X 1080 ti and even I drop frames in 3 stages, Forbidden Fortune, Throwdown, and Sweat. I can hold a 100% 60fps in every other stage (regardless of what's going on the screen) but not in those 3. My fps hovers around 48-54-ish in those stages.
Because of this I rather play at 1440p to have a 100% locked 60fps in ALL stages.
Pretty soon i'm gonna upgrade my PC though and I will see if that will make a difference. I currently own a 4790K but i'm going to upgrade my mobo, cpu, ram, and ssd's (cuz they are very cheap atm) I plan to go to the z390 chipset so I should be able to get a nice boost in performance across the board with a 9700K vs a 4790K.