Should I wAit for the 790

[REDARROWS1]

Hi

Should I wait for the 790 to come out and get 2 of them or get 1 780ti now and then get 2 790's

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/2ImBd

[Bluethulhu]

Quad-GPU is a bad investment, get a 780 Ti now or wait for Maxwell and get an 880 (or whatever it brings). You should also make a new post about planning your build, that PCPP list is a little ridiculous.

[Guest]

Don't even think about 2 790's.

[asickduckie]

two 770 in sli is IMO better than any of those choices.

[REDARROWS1]

Don't even think about 2 790's.

Why

[Bluethulhu]

Why

Just because you have 4 GPUs doesn't mean you have 4x the performance. Linus has a good video on this.

 

[Guest]

Why

I've seen that quad SLI performs pretty horribly. 3 way is as far as I would go. 3 Titans are more than sufficient for 3 4K displays.

[KamiKatze]

Not sure if trolling, or really that crazy. Your PCPP list looks quite striking. If you're really not one of those 14 y/o kids who puts together the best of the best just for fun, and you are really going to build such a PC, then I'd suggest going with one GTX 780 Ti for now or if you can wait GTX 880s.

[paulsterio]

Hi

Should I wait for the 790 to come out and get 2 of them or get 1 780ti now and then get 2 790's

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/2ImBd

 

With that PCPP, I just can't take you seriously yet. Are you actually intending to build that 5.5k pound PC? If so, would you like us to have a look at it and try to improve it? I can build a fully custom watercooled PC with 5.5k pounds that will tear up the system you posted and eat it for breakfast. 

[harrynowl]

With that PCPP, I just can't take you seriously yet. Are you actually intending to build that 5.5k pound PC? If so, would you like us to have a look at it and try to improve it? I can build a fully custom watercooled PC with 5.5k pounds that will tear up the system you posted and eat it for breakfast. 

I hope he's trolling for his own safety.

[JRolley]

I also hope he's trolling. $10000 AUD on that PC which looks like it doesn't even include monitors is some crazy stuff. $400AUD for a keyboard? $1000AUD on RAM? wooow.

If you could tell us what you'd be using the PC for any one us here could give you far better options to consider.

[REDARROWS1]

Nope not trolling 18 and buying all parts on March 1

[REDARROWS1]

I also hope he's trolling. $10000 AUD on that PC which looks like it doesn't even include monitors is some crazy stuff. $400AUD for a keyboard? $1000AUD on RAM? wooow.

If you could tell us what you'd be using the PC for any one us here could give you far better options to consider.

Already have 3 dell 4k screens

[KamiKatze]

Nope not trolling 18 and buying all parts on March 1

 

Okay. That is crazy. Do you need all that computing power? If you have a triple 4K setup I'd recommend going with 2 or 3 GTX Titans, just for the sake of having 6 Gigs of VRAM, which you will definitley need. You could also wait a bit longer and see how the rumors of the Titan black (aka GTX 780 Ti with 6 gigs of VRAM) turn out. That card would obviously be even better.

 

BTW you could leave out the hard drives and make a SSD based system only and get a NAS if you really need the mass storage.

[Jokrik]

I would start to fully water cooled all the components if I were you

current GPU's really get the benefit of water cooling, and you have a compatible case already

 

IMO, get whatever you can grab right now and suits your wallet

waiting for unreleased parts has been a been a bad experience for me and risky since you dont know what to expect and what to get

[Lord_Kitty]

Nope not trolling 18 and buying all parts on March 1

You're really not spending your money optimally on this system. You should rethink some of the components before spending that kind of money.

[REDARROWS1]

I would start to fully water cooled all the components if I were you

current GPU's really get the benefit of water cooling, and you have a compatible case already

 

IMO, get whatever you can grab right now and suits your wallet

waiting for unreleased parts has been a been a bad experience for me and risky since you dont know what to expect and what to get

It's the first pc I've every built and don't want to do custom water cooling yet maybe in the future