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What GPU setup to run three monitors for gaming

  • 19-10-2012 7:37pm
    #1
    dnme
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,429 ✭✭✭


    I'm half thinking about a winter gaming rig build. I would be playing iRacing and some other decent race sims at high resolutions. But I would also be playing DCS A-10c and other sims from this same company (the most amazing flight sim ever).

    I'd like to look into going down the three monitor route and would like to run these at their native resolutions which is gonna be quite high these days. So I need a good GPU setup. I'd invest in a over-clockable Ivy Bridge i7 and motherboard, PCIe 3.0 and so I'd like a GPU that can harness this bus.

    Would a new high-spec dual gpu card be better than 2 cards in SLI?

    I'd appreciate any recommendations.


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  • #2
    deravarra
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,907 ✭✭✭deravarra


    dnme wrote: »
    I'm half thinking about a winter gaming rig build. I would be playing iRacing and some other decent race sims at high resolutions. But I would also be playing DCS A-10c and other sims from this same company (the most amazing flight sim ever).

    I'd like to look into going down the three monitor route and would like to run these at their native resolutions which is gonna be quite high these days. So I need a good GPU setup. I'd invest in a over-clockable Ivy Bridge i7 and motherboard, PCIe 3.0 and so I'd like a GPU that can harness this bus.

    Would a new high-spec dual gpu card be better than 2 cards in SLI?

    I'd appreciate any recommendations.


    Hi dnme. Do you have a budget for this? Also, do you have a preference as to whether the GPU would be nVidia or AMD based?


  • #3
    dnme
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,429 ✭✭✭dnme


    deravarra wrote: »
    Hi dnme. Do you have a budget for this? Also, do you have a preference as to whether the GPU would be nVidia or AMD based?

    Hello deravarra,
    For the sake of research, I'm going to say no budget limitations. I have no preference between the two manufacturers either.


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