I Need an Idea of Performance for my new Gaming PC Build?

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lmaonade200
so you already have the parts?

for performance, I'd say pretty damned good? A 760 SLI should be able to play all games maxed out at 1080p no problem, and will continue to for quite a while, but if you're trying to play at higher resolutions you might meet some trouble as your performance will be limited by the 2Gb of VRAM. But for 1080p gaming it will be great, enough to handily beat ANY single GPU setup

you may also encounter heat issues, so be sure to properly setup good airflow in your case

and also keep in mind that not all games support SLI, in the ones that do you'll see amazing performance, otherwise it may even hurt your performance
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so you already have the parts?

for performance, I'd say pretty damned good? A 760 SLI should be able to play all games maxed out at 1080p no problem, and will continue to for quite a while, but if you're trying to play at higher resolutions you might meet some trouble as your performance will be limited by the 2Gb of VRAM. But for 1080p gaming it will be great, enough to handily beat ANY single GPU setup

you may also encounter heat issues, so be sure to properly setup good airflow in your case

and also keep in mind that not all games support SLI, in the ones that do you'll see amazing performance, otherwise it may even hurt your performance
 
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