Here is what I am currently using: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1bi97
What would be the first thing I should upgrade?
Here is what I am currently using: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1bi97
What would be the first thing I should upgrade?
Need to know more. What is exactly you're not able to do so that you want to upgrade?
Fluorescent - Fluo - currently retired, playing other stuff
i5-4670k @ 4.5 / Thermalright Silver Arrow Extreme / Gigabyte Z87X-D3H / 8GB DDR3-1600 RAM / Gigabyte GTX 760
Beautiful setup, making me jelly!
Probably CPU cooler + case. Move to full tower and get an H110 or fiddle with custom open loop systems?
Whats your budget? Then I'd move on to the graphics cards, sell em and get a single 780, probably
Not necessarily anything that I am unable to do at the moment. Like my car, when I can upgrade a piece of my kit, I will. I know what to upgrade next on my car next. I don't know enough about computers to know what would give me the best bang for my buck when upgrading a gaming rig.
wont going down to a single 780 make me lose the ability to run 3 monitors?
Last edited by haybusa; 2013-06-29 at 02:49 AM.
Going down to a single 780 will not remove the ability to run 3 monitors, single nvidia gpus could do this since GTX 6XX series
I wouldnt go with a single 780. A SLI 660ti is probably better than a single 780.
What you could do is sell the 660ti's and go with a SLI 770 setup. That would help a bit with performance due to the increased membus.
Depends on the budget. I don't think SLI 660Ti is better than 780, depends on the situation I guess but I'm doubtful.
SLI 770 costs more than single 780 so yeah if you can get $800 then SLI MSI TF 770 is really really powerful
Googling stuff, a single 780 might be better than SLI 660ti on high resolutions (Which the OP has). But than I would probably still go for SLI 770, as its only about 100 dollars/euro more expensive. But you get a lot of extra performance.
But, a budget would be nice
Shouldn't there be an SLI bridge in that picture?
I was told that I cannot do SLI because I am running 3 displays. This is where I am now getting confused.
I have the middle display running off the top card, and have the left and right displays running off the bottom card. I also have the bottom card set to give physx graphics to the top card (for when i play games with physx like borderlands2)
You can see what configurations will work by using geforce.com
You can certainly run 3-screens in nv surround with SLI or stick to the same configuration you have now (1 'gaming' screen and a couple of accessory displays).