Will My 2600K@4.7GHz Bottleneck 3-4 GTX 680s?

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An overclocked 2600K is going to be just about the best performance you can get, so it won't be bottlenecked any more than the latest and best overclocked processor. Hopefully, you are running multiple monitors and/or higher resolutions, because that will likely prove to be your bottleneck if you are on a single 1080 screen.

Here are a couple reviews. Note that Quad-SLI is officially not supported by Nvidia, but still works all the same.
http://www.vortez.net/articles_pages/gtx680_quad_sli_vs_hd7970_quad_crossfirex,11.html
http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/geforce-gtx-680-3-way-sli-review,1.html

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An overclocked 2600K is going to be just about the best performance you can get, so it won't be bottlenecked any more than the latest and best overclocked processor. Hopefully, you are running multiple monitors and/or higher resolutions, because that will likely prove to be your bottleneck if you are on a single 1080 screen.

Here are a couple reviews. Note that Quad-SLI is officially not supported by Nvidia, but still works all the same.
http://www.vortez.net/articles_pages/gtx680_quad_sli_vs_hd7970_quad_crossfirex,11.html
http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/geforce-gtx-680-3-way-sli-review,1.html

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I meant to add that they will be the 4GB cards. And I will be headed the most likely 2-way SLi if there is no difference in speeds of the 3-way config. Do you think I should push my CPU to 5GHz? I have excellent cooling with my Phanteks P14
 

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http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/270223-29-2500k-5ghz
Im tempted :)