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dont worry you can run 3 monitors off 1 680
it was about time that nvidia finally jumped on the 1gpu card running 3 monitors that amd have been doing for a while now
so go for that if its financially possible

dont worry you can run 3 monitors off 1 680
it was about time that nvidia finally jumped on the 1gpu card running 3 monitors that amd have been doing for a while now
so go for that if its financially possible

But will a 680 be able to handle 5760x1080 maxed? Or should I go for two of whatever card?

[quote]dont worry you can run 3 monitors off 1 680
it was about time that nvidia finally jumped on the 1gpu card running 3 monitors that amd have been doing for a while now
so go for that if its financially possible

But will a 680 be able to handle 5760x1080 maxed? Or should I go for two of whatever card?

Maxed what? Battlefield 3 no, MW3 yes. It really depends on the particular game, but definitely not all.

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I suppose that's true. Currently I'm playing Borderlands 2, but I do have BF3 Premium too :) I also play lots of Minecraft, but that's more CPU intensive than anything :P I suppose it depends on the game how well Crossfire/SLI scales as well? For example, two cards isn't necessarily going to increase performance in one game, but it might in another, or by different degrees?

I'm playing borderlands @ 5760x1080
And it plays smooth

I'm playing borderlands @ 5760x1080
And it plays smooth

What card with what settings? And how smooth is "smooth"? Because mine runs around 30fps, with most stuff on high, but I have to turn off AF and AA is only 2x.