stevenzahorai

120-144

Hi there, I have a unique question I can't see to find a proper answer to on other forums or straight up searching. I have a 980ti and currently have 2 4k BenQ 32 monitors. I currently only play league on one monitor and the other is for chrome, discord, other programs not gaming. I am looking to purchase a new 27 4k gaming monitor. I want to play league on the gaming monitor and use the other two for non gaming tasks. Am I going to need an upgrade on my gpu in order to get the refresh rate I want on my new monitor as well as have my current 2 be q monitors be used? Or would I still be ok with just my 980ti? I don't want to drop $1500 on a new monitor just for it not to be able to be used in a 3 monitor set up without knowing if I need to purchase another 980ti or perhaps replace it with a newer card. Any insight or recommendations would be helpful, thanks!

1. Budget & Location $2,500 United States (northeastern) I do not need a case, cpu cooler, power supply, ram(assuming I can use my 32 gb ddr4 from my current build) I have a 4tb WD HDD and a 128gb Samsung 850 Evo SSD but would like to get some nvme storage for better more reliable scratch disks 2. Aim Graphic design ( Adobe Photoshop, Adobe illustrator, Adobe animate, Adobe InDesign, Adobe after effects, Adobe premiere pro) Games ( league of legends, pubg, fortnite, csgo) I multitask HEAVILY, meaning I normally have at least 15-30 chrome tabs with hangouts open and discord and 2-3 Adobe applications and running a game as well. I want something that will run everything smooth as butter and look amazing with no buffering or frame drops if I'm trying to test a scene in animate but can't because the button I have made in illustrator is too large or has too many vectors and detail. I need a workflow that is smooth and fast and seamless. But that still let's me play my favorite games without compromising. 3. Monitors I have 2 32" benq 4k monitors and am planning on getting a third and eventually getting an 8k to replace 2 of them when those become more moderately priced a few years down the road. 4. Peripherals I already have all peripherals I would need including keyboard, mouse, headset, mouse pad. 5. Why are you upgrading? my current set up is starting to slow down and I constantly have Adobe applications crash on me. I've done a ton of research on this stuff, but it is super confusing and I don't want to buy something I don't really need or something that isn't as good as I need. Could really use some guidance and help. Also I am only looking at Intel please. Thank you.