Hi guys so i am on a extremely low budget i want to make a triple monitor setup for my 3 1080p dell monitors. I previously had a setup off a msi gtx 970 and a i5 4790k which ran all the games i wanted on my triple monitors perfectly. I now want to make another setup which is a little bit better. I have had a look around and the 3 gpu i was considering are ASUS Radeon DUAL RX480 8 GB and the MSI GTX 1060 6GB and the Asus GTX1060 OC Dual 6Gb *MY BUDGET IS VERY LOW* (NOTHING MORE THAN £200 ON A GPU) The cpu i will be going with is the i5 7500 and i was considering the i5 7600k but it came across as there only being a slight improvement so its not worth for me to spend £50 more for a little unnoticeable improvement regarding me having a tight budget. Also i will be putting in 16gb of ram. Just to help you guys out i play games such as - Fernbus simulator, american truck simulator, prepar3d (flight simulator), city car driving, all in either high or ultra settings with my previous setup of the gtx 970 and the i5 4790k with triple monitors. Please help me out.
Best GPU for Triple Monitor Setup.
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What happened to your previous system, that you need to make a new one?
Anyway - such upgrade would not be better by much.
Why don't you upgrade just a graphics card of your system instead of building a new one?
GTX 1070 would be a great upgrade.
Anyway - such upgrade would not be better by much.
Why don't you upgrade just a graphics card of your system instead of building a new one?
GTX 1070 would be a great upgrade.
Because of financial issues i unfortunately had to sell it. However the gtx 1070 which u have kindly recommended is way out of my budget. Will the msi gtx 1060 or the Asus GTX1060 OC Dual 6Gb make any difference in the triple monitor gaming on those games because the asus one is £80 cheaper than the msi 1060. Will it even make any difference?
To be honest, If you're on a very tight budget on this PC and you've had recent financial issues, building a gaming pc to play games isnt the best thing to do with your money and you're much better off just saving it.
PC Gaming is a hobby and it isn't important whatsoever, so if you're having financial issues or you're just low on money atm then spending money on a computer isn't advisable.
PC Gaming is a hobby and it isn't important whatsoever, so if you're having financial issues or you're just low on money atm then spending money on a computer isn't advisable.
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