- Apr 21, 2013
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So I'm getting a new rig with 3 1080p monitors for gaming and 3 1080p monitors for internet or whatever (so six monitors). I'll mostly be playing world of warcraft hopefully in 3d or 120hz surround.
I'm already prepared to get a 4770k and 2 4GB 770s in sli but I keep wondering If I'm missing out by not getting 2 780s in sli.
The problem for me is, while doable the 780s will be the straw that breaks the camels back in my money situation.
However I'm willing to take the chance if 2 780s will make for a more enjoyable experience.
It should also be noted that I will be doing a lot of live streaming with xsplit as well.
I plan I getting gigabyte's windforce factory overclocked versions of either card that are supposed to have 450w thermal dissipation and then overclock them some more.
In a perfect world I would like 120fps in 2D but I know that's not going to happen, 80-100 fps is acceptable for me and I won't be using anti aliasing or SSAO.
If I overclocked these babies along with my cpu what would you recommend?
Thanks
I'm already prepared to get a 4770k and 2 4GB 770s in sli but I keep wondering If I'm missing out by not getting 2 780s in sli.
The problem for me is, while doable the 780s will be the straw that breaks the camels back in my money situation.
However I'm willing to take the chance if 2 780s will make for a more enjoyable experience.
It should also be noted that I will be doing a lot of live streaming with xsplit as well.
I plan I getting gigabyte's windforce factory overclocked versions of either card that are supposed to have 450w thermal dissipation and then overclock them some more.
In a perfect world I would like 120fps in 2D but I know that's not going to happen, 80-100 fps is acceptable for me and I won't be using anti aliasing or SSAO.
If I overclocked these babies along with my cpu what would you recommend?
Thanks
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