Currently, I'm pretty content with my MSI GeForce GTX 660 Ti that came out of the factory (well, Maingear - I didn't mind paying a little extra to not have to build it myself) with a 940MHz (or 980 - not at the PC at the moment) Base Clock and a 1.228Ghz Boost Clock. It's honestly not shown signs of slowing down yet and nVidia's offerings since Kepler have been less than impressive although I am pondering Titan X when I upgrade my PSU to a Corsair AX860i. I mean for the most part this card has performed like a 680 but I know there will come a time to upgrade when I want to go 4K; more on that later.
Right now I want to know, is the the ASUS GeForce GTX 750 (GTX750-PHOC-1GD5 - I don't have 5 posts yet so I can't post the link to Newegg) a good PhysX card? It's appealing due to its smaller form factor and would fit snuggly between the 660Ti and an ASUS AC-66 PCI-E WiFi Card even with that fan.
I read about it in another thread on here so I was curious.
Finally, my question about 4K. My PC is hooked up to two different screens: a 27" monitor and a 1080p Projector through Wireless HDMI. I want to know if (when) I upgrade to a 4K monitor whether or not I can still mirror the screen to the 1080p projector (@1920x1080) while the monitor retains the 4K resolution output. I can't seem to find anything on such a scenario and was hoping someone could answer that.
Oh... and first post! Been viewing the site for many years; just never signed up until now.
Right now I want to know, is the the ASUS GeForce GTX 750 (GTX750-PHOC-1GD5 - I don't have 5 posts yet so I can't post the link to Newegg) a good PhysX card? It's appealing due to its smaller form factor and would fit snuggly between the 660Ti and an ASUS AC-66 PCI-E WiFi Card even with that fan.
I read about it in another thread on here so I was curious.
Finally, my question about 4K. My PC is hooked up to two different screens: a 27" monitor and a 1080p Projector through Wireless HDMI. I want to know if (when) I upgrade to a 4K monitor whether or not I can still mirror the screen to the 1080p projector (@1920x1080) while the monitor retains the 4K resolution output. I can't seem to find anything on such a scenario and was hoping someone could answer that.
Oh... and first post! Been viewing the site for many years; just never signed up until now.
Future Upgrade Plans and 4K Question
