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With a single GTX 780 Ti? As far as I know, it should be good for at least 40FPS+, but not 60FPS.

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It's a good monitor. Currently using the PA version. Also a 780ti will not have enough horse power for 60 fps maxed in all of these titels

 

Not maxed, but the 780 Ti should be able to do at least high at 1440p60. A 1440p monitor on high will look better than 1920x1200 on max, anyway.

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Hm.. im at the same situation , but is that true ? im thinking of buying that same monitor :P

 

Here's a review with lots of benchmarks. The 780 Ti does really well with 1440p gaming.

 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/7492/the-geforce-gtx-780-ti-review

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anywhere from 45-60 cranked and around with msaa x2 70fps is what I can get with my 780 ti and bf4. Not sure what will happen with GTA and FC4 but I would same 50fps will not be too far of stretch once things are optimised. LOL is well LOL so yea. 

 

PB278Q is pretty darn good I like mine. 

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