I currently run 2 MSI 780s with 16GB of RAM and an i7-4770k, 850watt Corsair Modular PSU. My case is a mid-tower case with little room to spare and my temps on my top-mounted 780 rise pretty high. I'm running into situations where my SLI either isn't scaling nicely or the games just don't officially support sli (Titanfall).
I can either get a bigger case and put some liquid cooling solutions on my GPUs or ditch the 2 780s and grab an EVGA 780ti Kingpin edition. I want the fastest 780ti I can find because I know I'm going to take a performance hit with going from 2 780s to a single 780ti (in most cases). But I think it would alleviate the space issue SLI is causing and my temp issues since my airflow can't be very good in a smaller case with two massive GPUs, one of which blows hot air right on top of the GPU below it.
I'm mainly asking if you guys think I should switch to a single 780ti and ditch the 2 780s, or buy a new case and new cooling solutions and stick it out with the 780s?
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/CpkLrH
I can either get a bigger case and put some liquid cooling solutions on my GPUs or ditch the 2 780s and grab an EVGA 780ti Kingpin edition. I want the fastest 780ti I can find because I know I'm going to take a performance hit with going from 2 780s to a single 780ti (in most cases). But I think it would alleviate the space issue SLI is causing and my temp issues since my airflow can't be very good in a smaller case with two massive GPUs, one of which blows hot air right on top of the GPU below it.
I'm mainly asking if you guys think I should switch to a single 780ti and ditch the 2 780s, or buy a new case and new cooling solutions and stick it out with the 780s?
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/CpkLrH
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