This 16K video resolution (15360x8640 pixels or 132.7 megapixels) gameplay of WOT Blitz was recorded for demonstration purposes to show to the user as fact that Turing GPU architecture by Nvidia was capable to render 16K resolution native in real-time while it was recording on the same computer with Nvidia ShadowPlay(modified by UHDk1ng) that was recorded in 8K resolution to watch it. As again we are not here to compare the pixels - it will be a separate video about it but we are here to CELEBRATE World of TANKS BLiTZ in 16K resolution rendered on the single video card for the first time ever!!! The beautiful audio track that was used in form of music soundtrack: Cylinder Seven by Chris Zabriskie - no royalties can be claimed and all rights reserved for commercial use that was approved by YouTube licensing department. Please support this YouTube channel with your likes and subs and I hope that you like that sneak preview of the future. Be real with me because I am real and everything that you see happened in the exact same scenario at numbers at the right top corner represents the physical status of hardware such as DUAL XEON E5 2699 v3 tweaked for gaming with 3.6 GHz per core with only 4 cores enabled in the bios of the motherboard and single Titan RTX 24 GB of VRAM with HUGE FRAMEBUFFER. Everything that you saw on the screen during this video was real and it was rendered in 16K resolution, so pretty much this is as minimum requirements for 16K video resolution while it was stabilized with system ram of 192 GB DDR4 2133 MHz because DUAL XEON E5 2699 v3 can`t go further on frequencies for DDR4 on a good Chinese motherboard. Get yourself a free user account for World of Tanks Blitz and play it absolutely for free for PC, MAC, iOS, and Android devices - one account for all the devices: (https://wotblitz.com). Titan V could have simular result or even beat Titan RTX but only Titan V CEO edition that comes with double of VRAM :-) However, Quadros as Pascal`s GPU architecture could be the first-ever capable but it is doubtable and must be tested but based on my theory... We can also see that 24 GB of VRAM is not enought to run 16K resolution render as native due to offloaded data into systemRAM to avoid the crashes that slows everything because DDR4 @ 2133 MHz CL15 per each CPU but VRAM is GDDR6 that clocked at 16,000 MHz with overclock included and 8x faster and much healthier for GPU on Turing or even earlier Nvidia GPU architectures. #16K, #WOTblitz, #16Kgaming, #16Kgameplay, #15360x8640, WOTB16K, #UHDk1ng A Morozilla RF(Render Farm) v2 PC system(my workstation in 2021) that was used: CPU: 2x XEON E5-2699 v3 with 18 cores and 36 threads per CPU. I was running dual Xeon E5-2699 v3 at stock settings but only 2 cores were enabled per CPU to have 3.6 GHz per core while using Intel stock 36x. 3 cores is using 34 multipliers per CPU. No bios hack or modification was used yet, so only a total of 4 cores at 3.6 GHz was enough for WOT Blitz game because during the gameplay only 2 threads are used and sometimes higher than that. CPU Cooler: Corsair H150i Pro . Motherboard: ZX-DU99-D4 v1.11 (not hacked or modified yet - stock)(https://amzn.to/3BxqYWx) RAM: Corsair 2x 16 GB DDR4 2133 MHz CL13 + 2x T-Force Vulkan Z 32 GB DDR4 3200 MHz CL16 by TeamGroup per CPU. Both System Ram operated at 2133 MHz CL15 (https://amzn.to/2YnQyyR) Video card: two Titan RTX video card 24 GB of VRAM and completely stock air cooler and stock thermal compound paste on 2nd Titan RTX but 1st RTX with liquid metal thermal compound paste PSU: EVGA T2 1600 Watt (Titanium grade) (https://amzn.to/2YA9fPE) Storage: a bunch of Samsung 850 pro and Crucial MX500 2 TB and some mechanical HDD for long time storage back up and 4 x 2TB Crucial MX 500 dedicated for 8K resolution video encoding Recorder: Nvidia ShadowPlay was recorded on the same computer, so please add +3 fps to get performance without the recording. PC Case: Corsair 900D (roomy for any video cards (up to 4x video cards) and best case I ever owned that I highly recommend) Titan RTX, SLI, Titan RTX SLI, RTX SLI, RTX Titan, Nvidia, 16K UHD, 16K video resolution, 15360x8640, 16K, 16K gaming, 16K gameplay, WOT Blitz, World of Tanks Blitz, WOT, World of Tanks, WOT 16K, WOT Blitz 16K, WOTB, WOTB 16K, UHDk1ng, UHDking, iPlay4K, iPlay8K, iPlay16K, photo-realism, Cinematic, beautiful visuals, beautiful 3d graphics, 3d graphics, 3d games, PC games, best PC games,