i need a new card to power 3 monitors (1920x1080 each)

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I have the Best PC
Maximus V Formula
ASUS MAXIMUS VI FORMULA RETAIL
CORSAIR VENGEANCE 16GB PC3-17064 DUAL CHANNEL RED
CREATIVE SOUND BLASTER ZX PCI-E
CORSAIR SSD 128GB GS 2.5'' SSD SATA3 FORCE GS SERIES
AEROCOOL XPREDATOR WHITE EDITION
and i need good Graphics Cards for triple monitor set up 1920x1080 Full HD
for 300 euro maximum what should i take?
and what monitors should i take ?
 
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You should get either a 280X or a 760.

There are lots of monitors in this world and most of the time it's personal preference over which one you want. Read up on some reviews on monitors depending on what type of use you want it for.

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You should get either a 280X or a 760.

There are lots of monitors in this world and most of the time it's personal preference over which one you want. Read up on some reviews on monitors depending on what type of use you want it for.
 
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themisPlayer

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INTEL CORE I7-4770K 3.50GHZ LGA1150 - BOX i have :p i forgot it
 

themisPlayer

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GIGABYTE GTX760 GV-N760OC-4GD 4GB DDR5 PCI-E RETAIL
this is a good one?
 
Spend less on the motherboard, drop the sound card, get an i5 and half the RAM (and put to 1600mhz CL9 if not already), spend the cash you saved on a beefier GPU. Put your cash where it matters, overclocking the tar out of your CPU will net you a tiny performance boost over a moderate overclock, and the additional RAM capacity and speed even less so. Sinking $100 into a better graphics card is a much better way to increase performance for your money.

Ideally you want dual high end graphics cards to properly drive a 5760x1080 setup, I have a single HD7970 (same as the 280X) on triple screens and it can chug in moderately intensive games. So you don't want to try and run it on mid-range cards.
 

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You mean i need to buy
ASUS MAXIMUS VI FORMULA RETAIL
INTEL CORE I5-4670K 3.40GHZ LGA1150 - BOX
CORSAIR AX860 860 WATT 80 PLUS PLATINUM
SAPPHIRE DUAL-X RADEON R9 280X OC 3GB GDDR5 PCI-E RETAIL
CORSAIR VENGEANCE 8GB (2X4GB) DUAL CHANNEL KIT RED 2133 MHz
 

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Total: $617.95
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