Here’s the first link from Dealer Gaming; these 3 games all run native 4K with ultra settings at either 30fps-60fps, at lower specs than Scorpio, except for the CPU, we don’t know if Scorpio has Ryzen or what yet

https://youtu.be/V7GLtHsDrWk

show me then..?

I have the KS-8000 setup in the back room for the PS4-Pro and Xbone, and have my older 1080p TV in the games room for the older consoles like PS3, Xbox 360, PS2, PSOne, XBOX, etc.

But I have seen the KS7000 and it’s a good TV and well worth the money.

Yezzir, good lookin

Take a read up on it.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2016-the-best-4k-screens-for-hdr-gaming

Not bad! But dam I kinda want sumthin new, feel like I want every bit of my money’s worth

I’ve been a gamer since Pentium and Amiga days, and have built my own PC many times over the years, so like I stated ( and shown via link ) that not even a 1080-Ti can run all games at 4k/60fps without compromises being made which would affect sacrificing visuals.

You don’t know what my setting where, but if you must know they where almost all maxed out even managed to get more fps than 60 for games that allowed it, however like I said it can run native 4K@60fps so link or no link, there is no real proof that Scorpio cant run Native 4K. Then if you want to show the link you can, again but it dose not show the min to hit 4K or the ideal power needed for 4K no graphs no systems analysis running while running several games to see exactly how much power they need at what 4K@ varying fps so until someone actually runs, I will go off of what I tried to see if 6tf was enough, and it was on both systems the 6tf one was actually at 5.93TF but got 4K@60fps on a lower powered system as well. So maybe you should stop reading, and actually build one for yourself to see, nothing teaches like experience, and I had no motive but my own, no Xbox no PS, PR just me and the hardware and games to see, you should try it, instead of advertising for your own agenda.

Make sure you look at input lag as my LG-E6V-OLED feels laggy when using it in HDR mode, and that’s why I bought a TV just for gaming which was the KS8000. It’s not laggy at all in game with HDR settings in place mode. The LG has been reported at 64ms and the KS has reported at 21ms.