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Performance? Subjective.
Here's the thing though, only your opinion about that matters because you're the one using it.
And you have a method to find out in real-time. nVidia and AMD both have features to allow custom resolutions more easily (nVidia's is DSR and AMD's is VSR). While they use different downscaling methods so quality may differ, so don't pay that much mind, the performance will be the same as if you were actually running it at that resolution. Because internally, the GPU is rendering at that resolution. It's just being downsampled for your display.
So create a 4K resolution using VSR and try it. The answer you come away with is the answer to the question you're asking.
As for the VSR resolution, try using 3840x2160. It´s the most common 4K resolution out there.
Gaming industry is screwed rn
Gonna need like a 6090 ti with dlss 5.0 for that no?
That would be 3840 x 2160 for PC land.
Everyone here can only give you their own guesses. You can skip that and answer it for yourself because only your own opinion matters here. Just remember to only be looking at the performance, not quality, because 4K downscaled and showing on your 1440p monitor won't be what you should expect from an actual 4K display.
yes if its for gameplay not really.this all depends on the games as well new AAA
most of the time will be lower fps.so you'll be tanking your settings to compesate
and is it really worth it at that point.IMO your better off running 1440 and having the best of
both worlds and being able to power thru the crappy AAA releases.
Im coming from a 6900XTX myself and the 7900XTX was a gamechanger on 3440x1440x and 5120x×2160x
If not, your system will do just fine on 4K. Like already mentioned, 50-60 FPS should be doable in AAA games. Forget about RT though.
Not gonna happen on this card.