Card(s) Needed to Max Out 2560X1600 Display?

Okay experts. I am getting a new system with a 2560X1600 30 inch monitor and I want ALL games to run maxed out at 60+ FPS. What is the best solution? As of now I think I can pull this off with a crossfire pair of 7950's.

Will this work? (maxed out)

Any other solutions?

Any cheaper solutions?
 
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The best/fastest solution might be a $1000 GTX690.
The GTX680 sli under the hood can be very fast.

But, I would try a much cheaper GTX680 with a factory overclock.
I think you would find it very effective.
I have two such 2560 x 1600 monitors, and have no problem with a stock GTX680 gaming on one.
I get a steady 60fps on civ 4, but I can't say how it would do on different games.

If budget is not an issue, then you could always add a second one later.

And... Do not pay extra for a 4gb version, read this:
http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Video-Card-Performance-2GB-vs-4GB-Memory-154

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I run 2560x1440 with a single GTX 580 at stock speeds. So far it runs every game if thrown at it on max settings.
I dont get 80-100fps, but 40-70fps. Still makes for very nice playings.

Some games will also tax your CPU, so make sure you have a good one. my old i7 980x works great (again at stock speeds).
 
The best/fastest solution might be a $1000 GTX690.
The GTX680 sli under the hood can be very fast.

But, I would try a much cheaper GTX680 with a factory overclock.
I think you would find it very effective.
I have two such 2560 x 1600 monitors, and have no problem with a stock GTX680 gaming on one.
I get a steady 60fps on civ 4, but I can't say how it would do on different games.

If budget is not an issue, then you could always add a second one later.

And... Do not pay extra for a 4gb version, read this:
http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/Video-Card-Performance-2GB-vs-4GB-Memory-154
 
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