4k monitor & secondlife

[Freya Mokusei]

Not surprising, the 660 is an older card. It supports 4K but probably only for desktop applications - it won't do well at 4K gaming. Second Life will often use far more rendering resources than games of equivilent graphical quality.

You could try limiting your settings, such as disabling Anti-Aliasing and setting your Display Setting to Medium or Low (though this probably defeats most of the purpose in having 4K).

A higher-memory card might not help you too much (you don't actually say your current VRAM count, so I assume 1-2Gb) either, the best boost would come from a faster card (such as a 900-series GTX) would provide a substantial improvement to your FPS @ 4K.

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[Freya Mokusei]

Not surprising, the 660 is an older card. It supports 4K but probably only for desktop applications - it won't do well at 4K gaming. Second Life will often use far more rendering resources than games of equivilent graphical quality.

You could try limiting your settings, such as disabling Anti-Aliasing and setting your Display Setting to Medium or Low (though this probably defeats most of the purpose in having 4K).

A higher-memory card might not help you too much (you don't actually say your current VRAM count, so I assume 1-2Gb) either, the best boost would come from a faster card (such as a 900-series GTX) would provide a substantial improvement to your FPS @ 4K.

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[Rhonda Huntress]

I agree with Freya.  The 660 is a good card and I am sure there are plenty of people out there who would like to have one.  However it is a bit older now and wont keep up with that high of resolution.