I'm currently running 5760x1080 with a single 3Gb 780ti which I bought second hand for £90, I'm tempted to get a second and go SLI as I had no problems with my previous SLI 580's and my case looks odd with a big hole where my second card used to be.
I'm undecided though, the 780 is great after the 580's (which tbh coped just fine with a little tweaking of settings at this resolution) I'm thinking of SLI again but wondering if I should just sell my existing 780ti and get a 980ti for around £250.
I play GTA V (which I have to lower texture settings due to VRAM) BF 3 & 4 which both run at ultra but no AA beautifully, FSX which again runs beautifully and Project Cars.
Thing is though, I'm still using an i7 870 (3.8 O/C) and am assuming this is largely going to bottleneck either SLI 780ti's or a 980ti and thus I'm pondering if a replacement board and better CPU (used from the MM) would be a better option in the meanwhile, currently as I say, my 780ti suits my needs beautifully with the exception of GTA V which I'd like to run with better textures but can't.
What would you do?
Ta.
I'm undecided though, the 780 is great after the 580's (which tbh coped just fine with a little tweaking of settings at this resolution) I'm thinking of SLI again but wondering if I should just sell my existing 780ti and get a 980ti for around £250.
I play GTA V (which I have to lower texture settings due to VRAM) BF 3 & 4 which both run at ultra but no AA beautifully, FSX which again runs beautifully and Project Cars.
Thing is though, I'm still using an i7 870 (3.8 O/C) and am assuming this is largely going to bottleneck either SLI 780ti's or a 980ti and thus I'm pondering if a replacement board and better CPU (used from the MM) would be a better option in the meanwhile, currently as I say, my 780ti suits my needs beautifully with the exception of GTA V which I'd like to run with better textures but can't.
What would you do?
Ta.
