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4k and $300 on a video card is silly at best. I have the same question: I am looking at a 4K TV with an HDMI 1.4 input for $489.

What card will handle this? I am just looking for the screen resolution and real estate to do things like WRITE PROGRAMS, not PLAY STUPID GAMES. What it the MINIMUM card that will handle it - 4K at 30Hz (HDMI 1.4)? The cards above are overkill. I understand that built-in HD Graphics 4500 will handle it.

Will HD Graphics 4000 do it? My Radeon HD 7850 2GB works beautifully with 4k resolutions. I picked up this card brand new for $150. This is truly a great graphics card for the money. Hehehehehheheheheheheheh That was a useless response. I seriously doubt the 'graphics card expert' tag line.

More like 'Graphics Card Snob'. Look at the comment above.

Have u ever heard of 7850 and 4K resolution. Even titan which is more than twice as powerful as a 7850 is only getting 33 fps at this resolution.

7850 will hardly get 12 fps at 4K res. For this resolution u need atleast 770sli or 780sli. 4k and $300 on a video card is silly at best.

I have the same question: I am looking at a 4K TV with an HDMI 1.4 input for $489. What card will handle this? I am just looking for the screen resolution and real estate to do things like WRITE PROGRAMS, not PLAY STUPID GAMES. What it the MINIMUM card that will handle it - 4K at 30Hz (HDMI 1.4)? The cards above are overkill. I understand that built-in HD Graphics 4500 will handle it.

Will HD Graphics 4000 do it? Quickbooks enterprise for contractors. That 4k tv you bought is going to look a lot worse than a 1080p monitor. TV pixel quality is substantially worse than monitor, and at 50 inches those pixels are blown up even more.

You pretty much need to be sitting 8+ feet away to not notice the quality drop, and at that far away you can't even tell you're watching a 4k screen. 4k and $300 on a video card is silly at best. I have the same question: I am looking at a 4K TV with an HDMI 1.4 input for $489.

What card will handle this? I am just looking for the screen resolution and real estate to do things like WRITE PROGRAMS, not PLAY STUPID GAMES. What it the MINIMUM card that will handle it - 4K at 30Hz (HDMI 1.4)? The cards above are overkill. I understand that built-in HD Graphics 4500 will handle it.

Will HD Graphics 4000 do it? That 4k tv you bought is going to look a lot worse than a 1080p monitor.

TV pixel quality is substantially worse than monitor, and at 50 inches those pixels are blown up even more. You pretty much need to be sitting 8+ feet away to not notice the quality drop, and at that far away you can't even tell you're watching a 4k screen. Happily running a Seiki 55' 4k ($850) off a very modest Asus GT 640 ($99) from approximately 3 to 4 ft away. Screen real estate is jaw dropping. Color is great. Clarity and definition are outstanding and its bright as hell. 4k pictures are breath taking, 4k video is life changing, and workstation application use (video editing, audio production, etc) is 100000x easier.

Did I miss something? 4k and $300 on a video card is silly at best. I have the same question: I am looking at a 4K TV with an HDMI 1.4 input for $489.

What card will handle this? I am just looking for the screen resolution and real estate to do things like WRITE PROGRAMS, not PLAY STUPID GAMES.

What it the MINIMUM card that will handle it - 4K at 30Hz (HDMI 1.4)? The cards above are overkill. I understand that built-in HD Graphics 4500 will handle it. Will HD Graphics 4000 do it? That 4k tv you bought is going to look a lot worse than a 1080p monitor. TV pixel quality is substantially worse than monitor, and at 50 inches those pixels are blown up even more.