Quake2 OpenGL 16K resolution | Quake II 16K gameplay | fastest 3d game rendered in 16K resolution

Channel:

iPlay4K aka iPlay8K - 4K, 8K,16K - UHDking

Subscribers:

21,800

Published on June 20, 2019 12:27:42 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkfLEtIcp0M

Game:

Quake II (1997)

Duration: 9:59

814 views

21

#OpenGL, #16Kresolution, #16Kgaming,
Quake2 OpenGL 16K resolution | Quake II 16K gameplay | fastest 3d game rendered in 16K resolution was recorded for demonstration purposes. Quake II 16K gameplay was rendered in 16K resolution (15360x8640 pixels) or 133 Mpixels and represent the fps that would be the same within the same hardware on native 16K resolution screen or 4x 8K resolution screens. As I am testing games in 16K resolution, I found Nvidia RTX of Quake II game engine source compilation with OpenGL 3.3 API as world`s fastest 3d game engine that actually rendering 3d real-time objects and not game engine that renders 2d sprites. I found a faster game engine that renders 2d sprites in 16K resolution real-time but this particular Quake 2 engine source compilation by Nvidia with newest OpenGL Api is the fastest Quake II in terms of average fps in the game or faster than any 3d games that were rendered during my 16K resolution real-time rendering of 3d games. Please support me with your like and check my other 16K resolution render in real-time of classic games.

used PC System specs:

Motherboard: Asus Maximus XI Hero Wi-fi

CPU: Intel Core i9 9900K 5.3GHz stable overclocked( 6 cores enabled, 2 cores were disabled and no hyper threading with vcore: 1.395v)

SSD: Crucial 2 TB M500 for game installation

Ram DDR4: 32 GB of Corsair Vengeance 2133 MHz CAS 13

Video cards: single EVGA RTX 2080 TI CX ULTRA video card was overclocked during this gameplay(single RTX 2080 TI was overclocked: GPU was overclocked +100MHz additional frequencies and VRAM was overclocked to +1000 MHz (+2000 MHz external additional frequencies boost to stock GDDR6 frequencies). Video card was running cool and stable.

Power Supply: EVGA 1600 Watt T2 Titanium Grade

OS: Windows 10 Pro installed on Samsung 850 Pro 2 TB

Recording software: Nvidia ShadowPlay while recording at 4K resolution to decrease video encoding lag

Other Statistics