Is gtx 1060 enough for triple monitor gaming?

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Triple 1920x1080 monitors? So 5760x1080? What refresh rate are the monitors? Well it will depend on the game but for modern performance heavy games a 1060 likely wont hit 60fps unless you start to drop the settings. If you are using 144hz monitors and actually want to get close to that refresh rate you will need something more powerful than a 1060, I would recommend a gtx 1080.

I also personally much prefer a good single monitor maybe an ultrawide if a wide aspect ratio is important to you to 3 separate monitors. I don't like nv surround at all, the monitor bezels ruin it.

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I have 1000$ budget and I want play titles like pubg ,BF1 , OVERWATCH , ASSASSINS CREED ETC.
 

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Triple 1920x1080 monitors? So 5760x1080? What refresh rate are the monitors? Well it will depend on the game but for modern performance heavy games a 1060 likely wont hit 60fps unless you start to drop the settings. If you are using 144hz monitors and actually want to get close to that refresh rate you will need something more powerful than a 1060, I would recommend a gtx 1080.

I also personally much prefer a good single monitor maybe an ultrawide if a wide aspect ratio is important to you to 3 separate monitors. I don't like nv surround at all, the monitor bezels ruin it.
 
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Sorry for being late, but actually, if you have triple 1080p monitors, the performance will only go down about 30% than if you were using 1 1080p monitor, nvidia surround and amd eyefinity only increase the pov, and most games render EVERYTHING around you, not your field of view, so like i said there wont be that big of a performance hit, sorry man, do research before you comment, also i had a gtx 1060 and i ran everything fine on triple 1080p hight/ultra settings