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Old 23rd May 2013, 04:57 AM
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Default 4K support or manual resolution support

4K resolution should be supported because it won't be long, in terms of technology, until it becomes the standard. I would also suggest adding a way to manually type in the resolution you want, much like pcsx2, to not only support those strange non-standard resolutions, but also to allow future resolutions to be supported if development on this project were to ever stop.
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Old 23rd May 2013, 07:11 AM
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4K resolution should be supported because it won't be long, in terms of technology, until it becomes the standard.
It actually will be pretty long until it does.
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Old 23rd May 2013, 11:40 AM
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4K resolution should be supported because it won't be long, in terms of technology, until it becomes the standard. I would also suggest adding a way to manually type in the resolution you want, much like pcsx2, to not only support those strange non-standard resolutions, but also to allow future resolutions to be supported if development on this project were to ever stop.
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No current graphics hardware supports 4K output
and when it does, it will just work.
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Old 23rd May 2013, 04:08 PM
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Here you go.



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4K resolution should be supported because it won't be long, in terms of technology, until it becomes the standard. I would also suggest adding a way to manually type in the resolution you want, much like pcsx2, to not only support those strange non-standard resolutions, but also to allow future resolutions to be supported if development on this project were to ever stop.
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Why not 8k support?

hehehehehe

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Old 24th May 2013, 02:12 AM
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Yeah, you need 8K to allocate SP memory to RAM.
Half of it the data memory, the other half the instruction memory.



Either that or just turn on Use fat bitch objects under "Frame buffer emulation" settings.
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Old 24th May 2013, 05:44 AM
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Sir, it may dismay you to learn that you are an idiot.

No current graphics hardware supports 4K output
and when it does, it will just work.
Off the top of my head I know that the 680/690/titan and 7990 video cards all support 4k output. Not sure what you mean by it will just work. Yes, it will scale 1080p to 4k, but that's not the same as being rendered at 4k anymore than my fullscreening a dvd on my computer makes it a bluray movie.

Why am I even replying to you? Add something productive to the conversation. Every time I've seen you in a thread you've just been a dick.
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Again, why is 4k relevant?
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We already asked why 2k.

If we do a y4k WE WILL ALL DIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

Zombie invasions will spur up across the continents!
The sun will burn out!
And uhh the zombies will come up with their own calendar based on the Gregorian calendar, and when it ends we all die for sure.
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