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No such thing as "overkill" when it comes to performance, there's only "over-budget". A 780 may seem excessive for a 60Hz 1080p screen, but for a 120Hz, it's still not always enough, so it's a matter of matching your expectations to the capabilities of your hardware. Do you only have a 60Hz screen? If so, then yes, you don't really need more than one 780. There are only a handful of games that a 780 cannot provide playable performance in when using highest IQ settings and high levels of anti-aliasing, so you will be just fine.
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Currently, yes it would be...if playing at 1080p. If you plan on playing at 2k or higher, then you may want to consider two GTX 780s...or go for the
GTX 780 6 GB so the extra power can push the higher resolution. So it really depends on the actual monitor resolution, fps, game settings, game optimization, etc.
 
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No such thing as "overkill" when it comes to performance, there's only "over-budget". A 780 may seem excessive for a 60Hz 1080p screen, but for a 120Hz, it's still not always enough, so it's a matter of matching your expectations to the capabilities of your hardware. Do you only have a 60Hz screen? If so, then yes, you don't really need more than one 780. There are only a handful of games that a 780 cannot provide playable performance in when using highest IQ settings and high levels of anti-aliasing, so you will be just fine.
 
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