Anyone Here Have 2 GIGABYTE Windforce 3X GTX 670s in SLI?
- Thread starter meowmix44
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- Oct 30, 2004
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I have never has a single issue with SLI with cards above the $150 price point other than on a 560 Ti SLI box, had a temporary issue with BF3 beta but newly issued profile with driver upgrade resolved same 3 weeks later.
ubercake
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- Oct 28, 2009
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Larger than 22" monitors were too big for my desk. If I were to use 3 1080p monitors, they'd be 120Hz or 144Hz monitors. Once you get used to the 120Hz+ monitors, the tearing you never noticed on the 60Hz monitors becomes extremely apparent when you go back to them. I'd have to upgrade my desk first, though. Since I like my desk, I've been reluctant to do so.
Btw... didn't mean to edit your thread. I was going to reply to it and hit the wrong button. I didn't change anything though. Sorry.
I do have 2 GIGABYTE Windforce 3X GTX 670s in SLI, and they have been flawless on my 2560x1440 QNIX monitor. Some may say that sli is overkill with one monitor- but not at this resolution... even this system will occasionally dip into the high 30's (fps) with everything maxed on Crysis 3.
iam2thecrowe
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i'd say if anything, in a triple monitor configuration, you would find the cards running out of vram in some games. when you run out of vram it can affect your performance severely and cause stuttering as it transfers back and fourth to slower system ram. Apart from that it should be a good setup, but probably best left for single monitor in some more demanding games.
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