How many monitors could SLI GTX 770 2gb run smoothly?

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Killr4u

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Hello,
I am going to get a second 770, and wanted to know how many 1080p monitors could I run ? I would like to game on more than one monitor, but if I need to I can let be with a single monitor for gaming.

My specs:
Processor: i7-4770k @ 4.6 ghz
Graphics: (soon) SLI GTX 770 2gb
Mobo: MSI z87-GD65
Memory: 16gb(4x4gb) 1600 G.Skill Ripjaws X
 
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Ludamister

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What's your processor and RAM cause from all the benchmarks I've seen, I find it hard to believe that. I don't own battlefield 4 yet but I don't think my GTX 780 could push 5760x1080 with that consistency of fps. Granted, I'm using an AMD FX-8150 over clocked to 4.5ghz (which I plan to upgrade to the i7-4770k).
 
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doctorgiggles

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True Yea its all a matter of personal preference I game with all 3 on surround looks great and I can see more.
 
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Yeah its really cool. If I could justify the price I would go for it, but I think I would want more GPU power than one 770, I would be wanting solid 60fps.
 
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Solid 60fps is doable in any game, just would require a bit of sacrifice, mainly anti-aliasing. I don't have Battlefield 4 myself but practically every other game I have is running at either 60+ or 45-60fps on just one GTX 780. Having two would ensure 60 fps on everything. Water cool and throw some extra voltage and then you're definitely cruising past 60 fps.

It certainly is a nice chunk of money though. Bare minimum is GTX 770s in SLI, which can run you anywhere from 600-720 for just 2GB models. Then you have to get three monitors. I got all three of mine for $360 on sale but they're just 22". That's pretty much $1000 right there. But hey, the way I look at it is what you would pay up front. Once I'm done spending another odd $1300 on my computer, I won't have to really touch it for a good 3-5 years depending on how stubborn I want to be.
 
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