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Which high-end GPU for 2-3 years?

snootybuff
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Okay, so i'm planning on building a beast of a gaming PC, and i'm wondering what GPU would be best and long-lasting for me, for high quality gaming (i have a 2560x1440 monitor already), video editing, non-lag streaming and photo editing, money is not a problem, until around $1100, so please give me your opinions, thanx :)

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dual 780s or titan black

"Anything that makes a console more like a PC, makes it better" 

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780/290 sli/cf.

Save whatever extra money you have for future upgrades.

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One or two GTX 780s...

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Two 780's will be perfect, they're perfect for 1440p imo.

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Definitely go with the ASUS GTX TITAN Black http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IGH2D4K for your setup and needs. The TITAN Black will surpass other card setups for rendering and editing purposes and has plenty of horsepower to push a 1440p monitor.

 

If you want to go with an AMD option then Crossfired Sapphire R9 290 TRI-X's http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HJOXUKC are a phenomenal value.

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As you've probably noticed, the answer here is: Dual GTX 780's in SLI.

You don't need more than that. Unless of course, you want to SLI 2 780Tis or Titans, which go ahead by all means, especially if you don't have any budget problems. It's all dependent on what you want to spend.

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1 Titan Black is more then enough to last 3-4 years 

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