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GTX 780 Ti or 2 x 770's or 760's?
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Single 780ti is the way to go. Nearly equivalent CUDA cores to a GTX690/GTX770SLI, so performance will be extremely close (within ~1-4FPS) in well SLI-optimised games, and in SLI-unoptimised/unsupported games the 780ti will destroy the 770's or 760's. Good 780ti's generally clock extremely high as well, normally up to ~1150mhz, and possibly ~1300mhz. Expect a 780ti OC'ed to beat a 690/770SLI and destroy your game settings 
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Single 780ti is the way to go. Nearly equivalent CUDA cores to a GTX690/GTX770SLI, so performance will be extremely close (within ~1-4FPS) in well SLI-optimised games, and in SLI-unoptimised/unsupported games the 780ti will destroy the 770's or 760's. Good 780ti's generally clock extremely high as well, normally up to ~1150mhz, and possibly ~1300mhz. Expect a 780ti OC'ed to beat a 690/770SLI and destroy your game settings
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