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I am looking at building a very high end pc. I would like to run nvidia surround with 3 27inch 2560x1440 monitors with a fourth over the top. I would use this almost exclusively for gaming while playing games such as battlefield 4 and titanfall. I would ultimately like to be able to play those titles on ultra with 50+ fps, however I understand that's a pretty tall order. My question would be is it even possible to achieve that with todays technology and if so what kind of set up would be required to pull that off? I don't really have a max budget for this as I'm not even sure if it can be done. And if it's not possible what kind of build would you recommend for a top of the line 3 monitor setup. Thanks in advance for any help.
nsibley
July 28, 2014 4:49:42 PM
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getochkn
July 28, 2014 4:47:57 PM
nsibley
July 28, 2014 4:41:36 PM
getochkn
July 28, 2014 4:36:40 PM
JuniorPCBuilder said:
Or 2 Titans in SLIhttp://us.hardware.info/reviews/5244/3/nvidia-geforce-g...
2 titan blacks in SLI can only do 40fps at 4k and 60fps with 4 of them, much less than the 2x295x, and $1000 more.
getochkn
July 28, 2014 4:33:12 PM
3 27" monitors seems like too much turning of the head for me for gaming. lol. I'd rather have 1 nice 4k monitor in front of me.
Considering 2x780ti's can only do 100fps on ultra at 1 1440p monitor, 3 is well....
2x295x cards, quad crossfire, $3000 can do 85FPS in BF4 at 4k, or 8,294,400 pixels.
Your 3x1440p screens is 11,059,200 pixels, so almost 25% more, so if you took that as about 25% slower, then about 60FPS with $3000 quad crossfire setup. Don't forget a 1500w power supply, massive motherboard with good pci-e lanes and a small power plant to power it all. That is probably the best video soluition you can really do.
Considering 2x780ti's can only do 100fps on ultra at 1 1440p monitor, 3 is well....
2x295x cards, quad crossfire, $3000 can do 85FPS in BF4 at 4k, or 8,294,400 pixels.
Your 3x1440p screens is 11,059,200 pixels, so almost 25% more, so if you took that as about 25% slower, then about 60FPS with $3000 quad crossfire setup. Don't forget a 1500w power supply, massive motherboard with good pci-e lanes and a small power plant to power it all. That is probably the best video soluition you can really do.
JuniorPCBuilder
July 28, 2014 4:30:10 PM
JuniorPCBuilder
July 28, 2014 4:29:46 PM
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