- Jul 27, 2014
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Hello computer gods,
The question below may be partly opinion-based, so I would enjoy hearing opinions from all of you.
My current setup:
- CPU: Intel Core i7-2600
- MB: ASRock Z68 PROFESSIONAL GEN3
- 3 monitors: 1) 27" 1080p, 2) 24" 1080p, 3) 24" 1280x1024.
- 2 GPUs: Both GTX 570s - Usually SLI is not activated
- GTX 570 #1 runs monitor 1
- GTX 570 #2 runs monitors 2 & 3
- I also have a new Superclocked GTX 780 ti being shipped to me via my boss
Main uses for my system include Lockheed Prepar3D v1.4 and 2.2 (for work) and games like BF3/4, UT3, etc.
How should I incorporate the 780 ti into my system? Should I...
a) Put it in, replacing both 570s, which I would then sell, burn, shoot, etc.
b) Use all three: 780 for primary (gaming) monitor, 570 #1 for other 2 monitors, and 570 #2 for PhysX (not sure if all 3 will physically fit)
c) Same as (b), except put 570 #2 in my work computer
d) Other
Thanks! I know you will help me make the best choice.
The question below may be partly opinion-based, so I would enjoy hearing opinions from all of you.
My current setup:
- CPU: Intel Core i7-2600
- MB: ASRock Z68 PROFESSIONAL GEN3
- 3 monitors: 1) 27" 1080p, 2) 24" 1080p, 3) 24" 1280x1024.
- 2 GPUs: Both GTX 570s - Usually SLI is not activated
- GTX 570 #1 runs monitor 1
- GTX 570 #2 runs monitors 2 & 3
- I also have a new Superclocked GTX 780 ti being shipped to me via my boss
Main uses for my system include Lockheed Prepar3D v1.4 and 2.2 (for work) and games like BF3/4, UT3, etc.
How should I incorporate the 780 ti into my system? Should I...
a) Put it in, replacing both 570s, which I would then sell, burn, shoot, etc.
b) Use all three: 780 for primary (gaming) monitor, 570 #1 for other 2 monitors, and 570 #2 for PhysX (not sure if all 3 will physically fit)
c) Same as (b), except put 570 #2 in my work computer
d) Other
Thanks! I know you will help me make the best choice.
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