2x 760 or 780?

[elan2468]

I can get either 2x 760s or a 780 which would give me better performance?

Or Maybe 2x 670
 

Edited April 26, 2014 by elan2468

[Shd0w2]

780 IS BETTER solution, 760's more performance

[Bloodyvalley]

2x 760 if you're looking for performance only.

[PillowSmoke]

I would recommend getting the 780.

[Anthony10]

The 2x760 would probably give you a better performance at 1080p, but I would go with the 780 for upgrade-ability in the future. The 780 is also better for 1440p or surround gaming.

[Thecrazyswede]

Always get the single card if you can unless you already have a lower end card already.

[Nickolas47]

Just get the 780 and sli it in the future

[ericlee30]

The GTX780 is the better option

[Elven]

Defo a single 780. Not only can you upgrade to dual 780s in SLI if and when you want to. the 780 is massively better than the 760. I initially replaced my 2 GTX 660ti Power edition cards. 1 GTX 780 was about 80%  of the performance of 2 660ti's. They are beast cards. 

[elan2468]

Or Maybe i get the 280x crossfire or something?

[antoainb]

Get the 780, single more powerful card is better than dual less powerful cards in tearms of reliability, power usage and noise.

[elan2468]

Get the 780, single more powerful card is better than dual less powerful cards in tearms of reliability, power usage and noise.

I dont really mind power usage/noise im just looking for performance, i understand getting the 780, but by the time i have enough money saved up to sli it It would be time for a new computer again

[elan2468]

Can anyone suggest a 760 to get an asus or maybe msi? i am going to overclock

[WoodenMarker]

Or Maybe i get the 280x crossfire or something?

A 280x cf would easily outperform either solutions. 

Can anyone suggest a 760 to get an asus or maybe msi? i am going to overclock

Brand doesn't really matter. They're all similar.