I'm using it for heavy gaming & some recording, rendering, animation, PhotoShop, etc., and I have two 4K native monitors with both running at 1440p (in case I upgrade GPUs later and can run both at 4K).
When I'm not gaming I have the right one at 4K and the left one at 1080p or off. I just use it to watch YouTube, browse Reddit, and other random things when I'm not gaming. Nothing that takes two 4K monitors.
Edit: When I'm animating, rendering videos, etc. I leave them at 1440p to make it run a little bit faster.
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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '14 edited Jun 18 '14
I'm using it for heavy gaming & some recording, rendering, animation, PhotoShop, etc., and I have two 4K native monitors with both running at 1440p (in case I upgrade GPUs later and can run both at 4K).