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Fordítási probléma jelentése
1) Get another 1080 and have an SLI set up
2) Get a GTX Titan XP or get a GTX 1080Ti (which performs identically and even sometimes better than a TItan XP).
For ♥♥♥♥♥ and giggles I cranked up the resolution to 16k (4320p via dsr) and gtav looks fantastic but only plays at 23hz, older games were more forgiving and were playable at 16k. I guess what I'm saying is that pc's (at least amd fx pc's) are more than capable of 4k gaming right now.
Your 1080 should be getting you in the range of 60fps @ 4k in doom, what games are giving you issues? You may need to run msi afterburner and add a custom fan profile, or your psu might not be enough for your system.
http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/74853-nvidia-gtx-1080-ti-performance-review-14.html
DOOM is fairly easy on hardware ^, depends on the game.
To me going 4k is a bit premature with what single gpus are available, a gtx1080 with 1440p would've been more realistic.
Certain well optimised games such as Doom will most likely run great on a 1080 at 2160p but if you want to game on newer releases at 2160p while maintaining 50-60fps you will either need to run SLI or get a 1080 ti.
You need over 500W.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43g3OTK2AbE
And increase the gpu capability.
Not with a 450w psu he's running stable now, cpu+gpu is about 271w stock.
http://4k.com/resolution/
For ^ the more visual a chart ^ 4k = 4 x 1920 x 1080 res.