Adil192

I'm getting a lot of misunderstanding in this thread. I'm not a millionaire, but am saving up some money to buy an awesome gaming pc for myself. I want three ultrawide monitors for productivity as I do a lot of coding and want the extra 'screen real estate'. (and also it'll make my desk look amazing!) I want the higher resolution so I can see more on screen in general use. Speaking of that, if I change the resolution to 2560x1080, could I overclock the monitors to 144hz for gaming? Also, please try to ignore my stupid mistake of saying 1080 instead of 1080Ti. That's what I meant

Thanks for all the replies. How about if I got a single 1080 but still the three ultrawides, but only gamed on one? OR if I played on 2560x1080 on each monitor (total 8.3 MP rather than 14.9 MP)? Would a single 1080 support this?

Hi all, I'm planning on making a super cool gaming setup but want to know if two 1080s in SLI would be enough. I will be using three ultrawide 34" monitors at 3440x1440p each (total 10320x1440p) at 100hz. Any general advice or comments would also be appreciated. Build: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/vyMfQV

Hi, I need to know if I need to have any additional fans with my CiT G Force. I'm on a tight budget so I'd appreciate if your suggestions are cheap but adequate for my needs. If I even need additional fans, please help me out. I'm new to PC building. My beast of a gaming rig ... CPU: i5-4440 GPU: EVGA GTX 1050 Ti SC Case: CiT G Force (red) PSU: Corsair CP-9020098-UK (650W)