A YouTuber manages to stream at 8K @ 60fps resolution in Battlefield: Bad Company 2 thanks to no less than four NVIDIA Titan Xp graphics cards.

Currently the most used resolution for gaming is 1080p or FullHD, because the price of monitors is very good and most graphics cards are in the resolution that move better. 4K is far from being a trend, because there are few graphics that support this resolution fluently (GTX 1070/1080/1080 Ti) and monitors for these resolutions are extremely expensive. Well, by surprise a video has appeared on YouTube of a user who has made a Streaming playing Battlefield Bad Company 2 in 8K resolution at a rate of 60fps. An asshole.

Specifically, it has been the YouTuber 'ThirtyIR', who has raised the resolution of the game and to enjoy the resolution has used the Dell UP3218K monitor that allows a native resolution of 7680 × 4320, also known as 8K and which is also the only monitor of the market that allows such resolution. To achieve this resolution and this fps rate, it has used no less than four NVIDIA Titan Xp graphics cards, along with the Intel Broadwell-E i7 6950X processor, an ASUS Rampage V and no less than 64GB working at 3200MHz. The Corsair AX1500i has been used to power the system, one of the few power supplies capable of powering four gaming graphics cards.

The truth is that it is brutal that these four Titan Xp graphics cards are capable of moving the Battlefield: Bad Company 2 in 8K resolution with such a stable fps rate and streaming. It may not be as demanding as other more recent titles, but it is very good, really. Logically, with more current games, which have a higher graphic requirement, it would not be possible, but Bad Company 2 is not the well-optimized gaming paradigm.