Polling thread for 690 & 680

Which one among the setup you will go for:-

  • GTX680

    Votes: 12 48.0%
  • GTX680 2xSLI

    Votes: 5 20.0%
  • GTX680 3xSLI

    Votes: 1 4.0%
  • GTX690 4xSLI

    Votes: 5 20.0%
  • GTX690

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • GTX690 Quad SLI

    Votes: 2 8.0%

  • Total voters
    25

aviral

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Having a quite amount of money for the listed option.
Which investment on graphic card will be more beneficial for the system setups?
 

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for now the gtx 680 is ok all will do all things such as gaming with max settings so no need to go above when you will feel like its not enough then sli or maybe more higher card but for now gtx 680 is fine even hd 7970 will be good with less amount of money to buy just gives 7% less performance then gtx 680 and has way less price then gtx 680.:)
 

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Thanks for your suggestion will you please poll also.
Because i just want to get an idea by the polling.
It is really good to give a reason for the poll.
 
GTX690

I was DEAD SET AGAINST going with Crossfire/SLI but NVidia has announced that Kepler minimizes the stutter you get now. Read this:
http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/article-keynote/

(at bottom under "improved frame rate metering)

Yep, I'm getting a GTX690.
 
What's the difference between GTX 690 4xSLI and Quad SLI? I mean, the 690 only has one SLI connector last I saw and usually you can't run dual GPU chips in 4x configurations. Was it supposed to be GTX 680 4x SLI? If so, that's obviously fastest and the same price as GTX 690 Quad SLI.

But I've got two questions for you:
1) What monitors will you be using?
2) Where are you gonna find that many Kepler chips because NVidia doesn't have them?
 
If you're doing less than dual 3D monitors, I can't think of a game a single GTX 680 can't handle. I guess you couldn't MAX Crysis 2 and BF3 on Ultra in 3D. But I personally don't believe in spending an extra $500 for two games. Wait until Metro 2 comes out before you get a second 680.
 

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I don't like ATI/AMD cards.
 

aviral

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Yes dual cpu can't go for 4x SLI but they can go with 2xSLI which is referred as QUAD SLI.
GTX 680 are designed to run for 4xSLI but not by every company models so its limited with some companies only.



1)I have right now two monitors
First monitor:-The resolution is 1680x1080p and 3D vision ready with 120Hz refresh rate.
Second :-1280x800 with 85Hz refresh rate.

Going to get a projector for the resolution of 5760x1080p.

2)I will get it after 2 months when stocks will be flooded. :D
 

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I will be playing all games in 3D only.


I was also thinking the same way.Have gone already to the article.
 

aviral

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Yes,most probably three.
Which model do you have?
 

aviral

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ok.What price you got it?

Will it be better to use a projector instead of monitors?
 
Back in the day it was $2500 USD. No idea what they go for now. One projector takes up a lot of space and decent screens are not cheap. Plus you have to factor in expensive replacement bulbs every so often. I'd go with three monitors.
 

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I was also thinking that running cost will be also quite good and needs regular checks.
 

aviral

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I don't like AMD/ATI cards.

Will you give me a reason for 7950 with respect to 680/690 lacks?
 

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May be getting a 4GB 680 will be also a good idea.