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7680 x 1440p... Is anyone ACTUALLY running this right now?

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If so, what are you pushing it with, and what sort of performance are you getting?

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Dual 780ti's.

 

 

Tek syndicate did some tests with 3x 1440p monitors.

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The only person I've seen with relevant benchmarks at 7680x1440 was a guy with quad titan's and a 3930k @ 5ghz, it was all he could do to get 60 FPS at ultra settings in AAA titles.

 

http://www.overclock.net/t/1415441/7680x1440-benchmarks-plus-2-3-4-way-sli-gk110-scaling

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Quad titan is some serious overkill lol. 4 Way SLI is EXTREMELY inefficient for the money you spend and the power you consume. Dual 780Ti's run it quite well.

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Quad titan is some serious overkill lol. 4 Way SLI is EXTREMELY inefficient for the money you spend and the power you consume. Dual 780Ti's run it quite well.

 

 

It had nearly perfect scaling.

 

http://www.overclock.net/t/1415441/7680x1440-benchmarks-plus-2-3-4-way-sli-gk110-scaling

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Some people are running 3 of the cheap korean 1440p monitors. But from what I've heard nobody actually goes 7680x1440 but rather 4320x2560 (all in portrait mode) since they are way too wide otherwise.

 

Dual 780ti's.

 

And that still wouldn't max out newer games with an average of 60+fps, which is kind of ridiculous.

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A single 295X2 or two 290X as you'll want the extra VRAM or wait a few months (~ 3-4) for AMD/Nvidia to release new cards.

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Logan was running it with two 780s. It's about 1.5x the demand of a single 4K monitor

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The only person I've seen with relevant benchmarks at 7680x1440 was a guy with quad titan's and a 3930k @ 5ghz, it was all he could do to get 60 FPS at ultra settings in AAA titles.

 

http://www.overclock.net/t/1415441/7680x1440-benchmarks-plus-2-3-4-way-sli-gk110-scaling

Wow, the SLI scaling on those Titans is amazing at such high resolution!

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Did anyone see Paul's Hardware benchmarking Minecraft with Titans in quad SLI at 4K? 200 FPS. xD

Funny part is, that's horrible. I get 300-500 on my single 8350 and 770.

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Funny part is, that's horrible. I get 300-500 on my single 8350 and 770.

At 4K? If he ran it at 1440p or 1080p than he'll probably get 500+. 

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Wow, the SLI scaling on those Titans is amazing at such high resolution!

 

 

If people didn't always think "OMG 3-4 WAY IS REALLY BAD SCALING" because of the atrocious benchmarks people do without actually doing things that can make use of that type of horsepower, people would realize it's not that bad.

 

 

At high resolutions with very big CPU overclocks, 3-4 way has great scaling. *IE: 4k/ 5760x1080/ 7680x1440 etc.

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I've seen the tech syndicate video. I've also seen several different threads, on other boards, where a few people are running such a setup. One thread, in particular, was started in 2012, and the guy was running this with three 680 2gb cards. I just want anyone who is really running this setup to weigh in. I've already invested in two EVGA 780ti Dual Classy's, and am about to pull the trigger on three ROG Swifts. I want some real world input...

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im on 5760x1080 with a single 780ti

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If people didn't always think "OMG 3-4 WAY IS REALLY BAD SCALING" because of the atrocious benchmarks people do without actually doing things that can make use of that type of horsepower, people would realize it's not that bad.

 

 

At high resolutions with very big CPU overclocks, 3-4 way has great scaling. *IE: 4k/ 5760x1080/ 7680x1440 etc.

That would be only on a per game basis. Some games scale very well but allot don't even recognized the 3rd and 4th cards like FC3 for example.

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At 4K? If he ran it at 1440p or 1080p than he'll probably get 500+. 

I thought he ran it at 1080p...

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I thought he ran it at 1080p...

Err... I said $K. :P but yeah, 4 way Titans TO PLAY MINECRAFT and at 200 FPS (facepalm)

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I don't know if any of you are familiar with The Russian Badger but, his friend Edgar is a day trader and runs Quad Titan Black SLI for his 7580x1440p setup. Full specs and pictures of his gaming pc, streaming pc, and steam box can be found on his twitch channel description here.

Gaming PC
CPU: Intel i7-4770K (4.2ghz, Corsair H100i)
Mobo: Asus Maximus VI Extreme
GPU(s): 4x EVGA GTX Titan Black Edition SC in Quad-SLI (I also keep a pair of 7990s around)
Monitor(s): 27" Samsung S27B970D 1440p (THREE of them, 7680x1440 triple monitor gaming)
Monitor (Aux-1): 34" LG 34UM95-P 3440x1440 IPS widescreen 
Monitor (Aux-2): 21.5" LG 22MP56HQ-P 1920x1080 IPS widescreen (mounted top-right, not pictured)
RAM: 32GB DDR3 Corsair Dominator Platinum 2400mhz
SSD: Samsung 840 Pro 512GB (two in RAID-0, 1TB total usable)
HDD: WD RE 4TB (four in RAID-10, 8TB total usable)
PSU: Corsair AX1500i (1500W)
Case: Corsair Obsidian 750D
Mouse: Razer Mamba 2012, Logitech Performance MX
Keyboard: Ducky Shine 3 (Cherry MX Red)
DAC/Amp: Asus Xonar Essence One MUSES Edition 
Sound Card: Asus Xonar Essence STX
Headphones: Sennheiser HD 800 and Beyerdynamic Tesla T5p
Mic: Blue Yeti Black Edition
Headset (when feeling wireless): Astro A50
Speakers: Corsair SP2500
Webcam: Logitech C920
Misc: Asus M168B+ 15.6" portable USB 3.0 monitor
Operating System: Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit

He also has this picture of his setup however, he say's it's outdated.

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He also posted this link to a pc part picker break down of everything in his PC, and it comes out to $18933.78 at today prices. The breakdown can be found here.

 

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im on 5760x1080 with a single 780ti

 

I also like to live dangerously, currently sporting a 1440p monitor with an R7 260X thanks to my 690 dying on me 2 weeks after the warranty ended the other month.

 

No way I am spending dual graphics money on the current iteration of graphics cards due to being seriously outdated within 3 months for identical prices, maybe lower, who knows!

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