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toasty84

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will this card be any good for triple screen gaming and what sort of fps do you think it will get on pcars ultra?any benchmarks out for triple screen with this card or titan x?
 
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Rob Nijlaan

Rob Nijlaan

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TRIPLE SCREEN BENCHMARK

It doesnt read benchmark only.
I am also searching for it but only finding single HD or 4K tests.

Every forum the same awnser...
Someone asks for surround but gets single.
 
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Heyray2

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Hi Rob,

I run a GTX 970 on triple 1080p monitors (5760 x 1080) and it will run most newer games at acceptable framerates (between 30 - 60 fps) when settings are set to "High" or "Medium".

Some games (Shadows of Mordor, Witcher 3) require some settings be lowered to have acceptable framerates, but I believe this more due to VRAM limitations as opposed to raw GPU horsepower. I would expect a GTX 980 TI to probably see a 15-25% increase in performance over what the 970 / 980 can do in a similar setup given the increased clock speeds and VRAM.

For 1440p, the TI is probably still going to do an acceptable job across 3 screens with settings lowered. For 4K, there is not even multi-GPU setups that can do triple monitor gaming acceptably in all cases.

So, I guess the main question is, what type of monitors will you be using? That will decide if a TI is going to get the job done.

My Setup (for reference):

i7 4790k @ 4.6Ghz
Noctua D14 Cooler
MSI z87-GD65 Gaming MoBo
16GB DDR3 GSkill Sniper RAM
Gigabyte GTX 970 Gaming G1
Samsung 840 EVO 256GB SSD
3x Dell UltraSharp UH2311 (23") monitors
 
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Rob Nijlaan

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NO

This is not the best awnser.
The whole review doesnt show TRIPLE SCREEN benchmarks.

 
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Rob Nijlaan

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Hello, and ty for your post.
however, i already know the 970. My friend has one and we tested it.
The problem is that the 980TI is a complete different chip-based gpu.
This Ti has the same chip as the TitanX.

This thing is way more powerfull then the 970 or 980 non TI.
But ty anyway for your time taken to post this.

I plan to use 3 HD monitors, and want the games to run 60 FPS min and max ¦¬Þ
 
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Hey there. I run a 780 gtx with triple screens and love it, most of the time. I can play most games on med at 5760x1080. I hear ya though, not a lot of 5760 benches out there anymore. Sad really. Its more fun than 4k and can be cheaper too and don't forget easier to run. A 980ti will run your triple screen set up very well. Thats actually what I am looking into know. You can judge by the 4k benchmarks, sort of, knowing that yours will run faster as it has 1080 less to display. I say go for it.
 
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mattmonkey24

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I currently use a 980ti for triple monitor gaming. It runs games rather well at 5760x1080

The most difficult game I have ran is Assassins Creed 4 Black Flag, and with almost everything except the ridiculous settings at max it stays locked at 60fps even in busy towns while it rains.

Though benchmarks are pretty rare, you can kinda estimate what fps you would get by looking at the 4k benchmarks. 4k has 25% more pixels than triple monitor so you can roughly estimate the fps by using this formula: (100x4kfps)/75
 
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