triple displays

[jamesfindlay3]

would an asus 980 strix be able to run three of these monitors on high demanding games?

 

http://www.amazon.com/FS2434-BK-23-8-Inch-Screen-LED-Lit-Monitor/dp/B00KQGO77U/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1429980304&sr=8-1&keywords=eizo

[Altecice]

No. You would need at least two of them to play the most current high demanding games on ultra-ish settings.

[Enderman]

at medium yes

definitely not high or ultra

[jamesfindlay3]

how about the 980 matrix edition?

[Tedster]

Are those screens super overpriced or am I missing something?

[Tedster]

how about the 980 matrix edition?

That's still a GTX 980, regardless of 'editions' or anything. It may give slightly better performance but not much.

[Trik'Stari]

I run my three ASUS 24 in. (not exact measurement, but I don't care) 1080p 60hz monitors off of a single 970. It's not fantastic, GTA 5 on medium-high I find enjoyable, but it only gets about 30fps, Battlefield Hardline runs on high just fine, not sure about fps but they're somewhere in the high 50s. To be honest, I enjoyed the heck out of GTA 5 on three monitors, didn't even realize it was running at 30fps (with no motion blur) until I ran the benchmarks and saw the fps readout. Racing in first person is hella fun

 

It's doable, but if you really want to max everything you're going to need two cards, or a titan X

 

What kind of monitor is that? It doesn't even list a framerate or resolution. Seems overpriced without knowing more.

[jamesfindlay3]

it is a eizo forris it is special designed to be put into multi screen setups as the frame is only 6mm. it is also an ips screen with a 4 mil response time. 

[jamesfindlay3]

I run my three ASUS 24 in. (not exact measurement, but I don't care) 1080p 60hz monitors off of a single 970. It's not fantastic, GTA 5 on medium-high I find enjoyable, but it only gets about 30fps, Battlefield Hardline runs on high just fine, not sure about fps but they're somewhere in the high 50s. To be honest, I enjoyed the heck out of GTA 5 on three monitors, didn't even realize it was running at 30fps (with no motion blur) until I ran the benchmarks and saw the fps readout. Racing in first person is hella fun

 

It's doable, but if you really want to max everything you're going to need two cards, or a titan X

 

What kind of monitor is that? It doesn't even list a framerate or resolution. Seems overpriced without knowing more.

sorry forgot to quote. it is a eizo forris it is special designed to be put into multi screen setups as the frame is only 6mm. it is also an ips screen with a 4 mil response time. 

[Trik'Stari]

sorry forgot to quote. it is a eizo forris it is special designed to be put into multi screen setups as the frame is only 6mm. it is also an ips screen with a 4 mil response time. 

What's the resolution? 1080? 1440? etc?

 

With a single 970 running my three 1080p monitors, I'd expect a 980 to be about 20% better. I can run ESO maxed out, BF hardline on high, and GTA 5 on high (but I only get 30fps on high for that one)

 

A single 980 is probably enough to play and be happy, unless you absolutely must have everything at ultra. Then you're gonna need two 980's or maybe a titan.

[jamesfindlay3]

What's the resolution? 1080? 1440? etc?

 

With a single 970 running my three 1080p monitors, I'd expect a 980 to be about 20% better. I can run ESO maxed out, BF hardline on high, and GTA 5 on high (but I only get 30fps on high for that one)

 

A single 980 is probably enough to play and be happy, unless you absolutely must have everything at ultra. Then you're gonna need two 980's or maybe a titan.

it is a 1080p by 1920p monitor.

[Trik'Stari]

it is a 1080p by 1920p monitor.

Oh. Well then a single 980 will be fine, maybe not ultra, but you should certainly be able to play most current games on high. and with two you'd probably be fine for a while.