The 4K at 60fps club

Keep in mind that DA:I was pretty badly optimized on PC, due in part to it being BioWare's first game on the engine.

You're still gonna need a solid rig, but hopefully ME:A is better optimized.

I agree. It was BW's first FBIII game, however, and this might not be a big issue, they were developing for both console generations at the time. This can mean they can dedicate more to PC players OR it can mean that the game is going to have more eye candy for PC users. I don't know which it will be TBH.

Lol you seem salty.

With ME:A it will depend because in ME3 there was a few things that happened as a result of the way the engine handled things such as:

> Enemy AI was more accurate the higher the framerate(they updated player location about every 15 frames).
> Damage could only register on a target once per frame, so weapons that fired too quickly would lose damage. The Reegar Carbine was the worst of this, and it was far more OP on PC than it was on the consoles capped at 30 FPS.

ME:A uses a new engine, but some things like that may still end up happening.

Right now even though I have a 4k monitor I don't actually tend to run a lot of games at 4k because my rig is about 3 years old. It can still handle most modern games at max settings with 1440p and maintain a solid framerate though, because it was top of the line back then. Building a good machine means not needing to upgrade for a long time, plus for me specifically working from home as I do my computer is a "work expense" come income tax time making it a write off =P

Of course if you want to stay on top of things and maintain 4k/60 FPS with every modern game, that's going to get expensive because it requires regular upgrades. About the only time I can see that as being worth it is if your job demands that you keep up to date on hardware.

I'm starting a sub-community called the 4K/30fps/HDR with occasional dips to 24fps club: anyone else keen to join me and my 1 1/2 year old rig?

I'm calling it "Cinematic Master Race".