Worse, for games that do not properly support SLI, you'll drop down to a single gtx 580 performance. which, while good, isn't really top-notch by modern standards.
a hot card like the 590 will also cause your entire case to be hotter, all your fans will spin faster to compensate, making your system noisier (whether you care or not I don't know, just a warning
the two intel CPUs are about equal, the 3470 is slightly better
as for the Gpu, the gtx 590 is CLEARLY better, but it is a huge power-hog, and spits out tons of heat, you'll need to have the right PSU and case to handle it
Do you believe these could handle games in 1080p? Like battlefield 4?
Also What power source would you suggest for the gtx 590
Get a newer system, like a core i5-4460 with an H97 motherboard, a Gigabyte Radeon R9 270x for Battlefield 4 at Ultra 1080p. It would run at 60 fps on a mix of Ulra/High if it is overclocked, and maybe 50 fps Ultra full at stock / slight overclock. Great card.
Do you believe these could handle games in 1080p? Like battlefield 4?
Also What power source would you suggest for the gtx 590
Get a newer system, like a core i5-4460 with an H97 motherboard, a Gigabyte Radeon R9 270x for Battlefield 4 at Ultra 1080p. It would run at 60 fps on a mix of Ulra/High if it is overclocked, and maybe 50 fps Ultra full at stock / slight overclock. Great card.
Do you believe these could handle games in 1080p? Like battlefield 4?
Also What power source would you suggest for the gtx 590
Get a newer system, like a core i5-4460 with an H97 motherboard, a Gigabyte Radeon R9 270x for Battlefield 4 at Ultra 1080p. It would run at 60 fps on a mix of Ulra/High if it is overclocked, and maybe 50 fps Ultra full at stock / slight overclock. Great card.
Runs a little better, but with a much larger price tag and power consumption. With an R9 280, it would perform much better than the 590 in games that don't support SLI and are AMD optimized.
Worse, for games that do not properly support SLI, you'll drop down to a single gtx 580 performance. which, while good, isn't really top-notch by modern standards.
a hot card like the 590 will also cause your entire case to be hotter, all your fans will spin faster to compensate, making your system noisier (whether you care or not I don't know, just a warning