How do I upgrade this System without bottlenecking?

OMG_its_RAMBO

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Hi all, this is my first post here.
About 3 yrs ago I bought a system with these specs:

I7 4770k
2x Nvidia & 760s in SLI
650W PSU
Windows 7 OS

The system has served me very well so far at 1080p but I'm feeling the itch to move onto 1440p gaming. Been researching a bit and so far the cheapest and most dramatic upgrade I figured is to buy one or maybe two more 760s. Would the benefit of these be bottlenecked by my other components? Thanks!
 
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yes you are wrong. SLI performance does not scale like that. Four 760s in SLI would be terrible not to mention you would need a new motherboard for all that.

A single 1060 would be a huge upgrade for you. A 1070 would be like a whole new world.

Zerk2012

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You cant add more video card's.
For 4K gaming I would rethink that if your running demanding games your going to need to buy a new PSU and 2X GTX 1080's unless you wish to cut the settings down and that sort of defets the purpose of a 4K monitor.
I would look at some 1440p monitors (2K) and a single GTX 1070 or 1080 if you wish for some overkill.
 

OMG_its_RAMBO

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Right now 760 costs $127.99 (https://www.amazon.com/PNY-GeForce-DisplayPort-PCI-Express-VCGGTX7602XPB/dp/B00DKX0NBU)
My two 760s are giving me the same performance as a 980, two 980s perform like the 1080 therefore my 4 x 760s = 2 x 980s = 1 x 1080 performance for $255.98 or am I wrong?
 

OMG_its_RAMBO

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You're right, I meant 1440p (got carried away with the 4k lol) I'll edit the first post if I can.
 

CTurbo

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yes you are wrong. SLI performance does not scale like that. Four 760s in SLI would be terrible not to mention you would need a new motherboard for all that.

A single 1060 would be a huge upgrade for you. A 1070 would be like a whole new world.
 
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