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well actually u will have ur point since u use it already, but imho as i said there are hard facts about this which dont match with ur telling.
and since ive played everything in max and 5760*1080 on my single gpu so far id doubt that what u say is that true.
And there are already so much posts about probs with xfire only in this forum that that point of urs is to be doubted as well to be honest.

nevertheless, i dont think the initiator of this post does want to buy three double slot high end cards for Xfire, and a new mainboard and due to that also new cpu and memory and so on...

Here's a hard fact for ya only people that have problems complain and write stuff about their problems this is a fact google it. Not sure what you'd consider a problem but doubt what your are saying is a fact.. i'll bench against your PC at max settings my tri vs your single and will see which system truly runs at max settings!

we could bench but im pretty sure u wont get even 50% more points thats all im saying :)
So no need to nerdrage :P

For me? No. ATI give me more display options. I change up my displays ALOT. ATI also is the only solution to allow me to have 5 monitors in an SLS mode.

I have used both and I still have a good AMD rig but the driver issues with AMD drove me away. I am using surround for standard desktop Apps (photoshop. Excell. Outlook, Web, PowerPoint Etc Etc) as well as for surround gaming. I am not having any issues. The fact that NV came out with a beta driver to fix SKYRIM for surround on the day before the game was released and AMD still has not fixed the issue speaks volumes.
I am no Fanboi for either but because of driver support and also the cards themselvs being a little smaller (although a little more power hungry), I am in the NV camp right now. Ask me again in a year and I may have a different answer however.