11 Year old $3000 Titan Z dual GPU SLI Gaming at 4K with Fallout 4

This actually runs pretty good, I generally found the framerate to be acceptable though im sure the purists will say a tad low... I would expect anyone with someone like this to be running 1440p, this is more of just a "can it do it?" type video to show there are definitely options
Core i9 13900K
64Gigs DDR4 Ram
12TB(3x4TB Raid)
Geforce GTX Titan Z
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[@iamyourmuse]

Well, just that hardware alone wouldn't give you massive frame rates....you have to overclock the cpu and the video card, and turn on xmp for the ram boost. This you do in the bios...look around and see how to do this, plenty of videos to show how to get into bios and make it a beast. Fallout 4 isn't a very performance type of game, as for testing most use fortnite and or use cinebench to test the performance of your rig.

[@Piotrek7654321]

neVidia :)

[@dragonsystems5973]

@@Piotrek7654321 - The way you're meant to be played

[@Piotrek7654321]

@@dragonsystems5973 Right next to AMuD and Inteel GPUs.

[@Piotrek7654321]

@@dragonsystems5973 Right next to A-M-Dey and Inteel.

[@ldntbutiiwii]

Not that great of a game for benchmarking because fallout 4 is limited in engine to 60fps, which itself is the reason your averages and 1% lows are so low. there are ways to remove this limit which will give much better framerates but they break in game physics and timing. Cool setup though long live SLI.