It helps make the textures a bit sharper without a performance hit. So for TPA my native monitor resolution is 1920x1200 but I'm using DSR to render TPA at 2560x1440. Basically it renders the game in the higher resolution and displays it in your monitors native resolution (also known as down sampling). That said NVidia cards have something called DSR ( Dynamic Super Resolution) which I use for a few games, including TPA. So I don't think video cards are quite ready yet to support those resolutions with a good performance. Right now even NVidia 980 Ti's will struggle to hit 60 fps on many games at 4k resolution at max settings. The higher the resolution of your monitor the better video card you will need to play any games at that resolution. I do understand that I will have to use a utility to map the buttons to work with TPA, but do I need to do the same for this to work with Visual Pinball? Will the nudge functionality work with either Visual Pinball or TPA?Īny sage advice would be greatly appreciated. Does Visual Pinball support 4K resolution at this time?Īlso, I am looking at purchasing the Nanotech Pinball Wizard controller. I am leaning towards the 27", 3840x2160 monitor so that I can also use it to watch 4K movies, but I am willing to reconsider, if the pinball experience will be poor on it.
#Pinball wizard strain Pc
When I looked at I did not see any clear mention of the max resolution that the PC version of Pinball Arcade supports. I plan to only use a single monitor to run TPA. I am looking at getting a 27" Dell monitor, but I have 3 resolutions options to choose from: 1920x1080, 2560x1440, or 3840x2160 (4K). I have a good idea on what CPU and video card specs I need, but I don't have much understanding about the optimal monitor resolution.
I am just looking to put together a dedicated pinball PC. I am not looking to build a cabinet, though I would love to own a Virtuapin ultra widebody.
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