Marty721

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I am sorry that i am here again, but i think i catch techno fever :D So on my main rig, i run a one 660, and i think it starts to getting kinda old.

Other specs are :

Crucial m4 256GB
ASUS Sabertooth X79
Intel Core i7-3930K
Corsair Vengeance 16GB

It was mainly made for video editing and gaming, i couldnt afford more expensive card in that time.

What i saw great reviews on ... 2x 560 Ti, GTX 680 Classified.

I would finally want to make BF3 maxed out run with 3 numbers in FPS.

I always get great help here, so thanks alot ! :)
 

Marty721

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Well... i saw a article about 2x 560 Ti and i5-2500K running ... Avg 136 FPS.
I dont know if i can post it, but the forum thread name is : ,, BF3 64 player MP CPU benchmarks!" and it is not on this forum.
 

damian_518_zombie

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i would just go with 2 0r 3 680 if u went with 680 i would go with MSI N680GTX Twin Frozr 4GD5/OC thay overclock really good better then a evga 680 classified 4gb pluse msi test there stuff befor thay ship anything so u dont have 2 werry about geting something doa like u would if u went with asus msi is really good i have 2 MSI N680GTX Twin Frozr 4GD5/OC and a MSI Z77A-GD80 Intel Z77 Motherboard
 


It would be a very powerful setup, but still not triple digit framerates in BF3 maxed. What resolution are you playing at? GTX690 is effectively dual GTX680s - you can see how it performs at 1440p and triple screens:

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/radeon-hd-7990-devil13-7970-x2,review-32563-7.html

Even with three monitors, only Metro 2033 can bring it down (though Far Cry 3 will also, unless patches have massively improved performance).

EDIT: Be aware GTX680s are only ~6% faster on average than GTX670s - dual GTX670s might be the smarter choice.
 

Marty721

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Oh, i play at 1080p. On youtube, it seems like it have tripple diggits framerate, viz. GTX 670 SLI Extreme FPS Battlefield 3 Multiplayer.

If i would choose dual 670... would be Gigabyte Windforce good choice ? :)
 
I think so. I have a high opinion of Gigabyte, never had any problems with them. Only problems I see people talking about with them on the forums is coil whine. See how you go with it though - you can send it back if it's a problem.
 

Marty721

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Hmm... hope if i would had this problem, Define R4 will solve it. And thats another question, even if it is not about graphic card. I still have box cooler on my i7, and i would like to overlock to 4.5GHz... maybe 5GHz if possible. But when u overclock to these temps, you need good cooler... so is any way i could stuck a H100i into Define4 ? I saw some space between "disk slots", but that would look very bad.
So can you recommend me some great air cooler atleast ? Thanks :)