Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z87X-OC FORCE
CPU: i7 4790K (I know that new CPU's came out recently with 3.3-3.5Ghz but games and other programs aren't going to use much of it and obviously the price is freaking big so buying it is really pointless. Not to mention that I can overclock my 4790K to about 4.6Ghz.) (Also, games will use about 2 cores or 3 cores at max when playing, not to mention other things that will probably use even less cores)
RAM: (2x 8) 16 GB Corsair Vengeance (2400) (I also know that new RAM came out DD4, but the difference is not really high as far as I'm aware, and the idea of replacing everything because motherboard wouldn't accept 1150 CPU and DDR3 is... )
GPU: 2x SLI 780 TI in SLI. (Decided to go with 780 TI in SLI, I know 970 and 980 will come out soon, but their prices will be humongous and getting 780 TI in 2-way or 3-way SLI will be much better, not to mention that Vram isn't going to be much higher (only 1 GB higher).
Power Supply: 1000W Corsair.
I've got it all in parts, I just have to assembly them, that's why I ask whether 3-way SLI will be good for me, or if should I stick with 2-way SLI.
Too bad prices of new stuff isn't going to drop anytime soon. Overclocking and upgrading current stuff should be way more than enough for not just me but everyone I think.
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