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Not with modern AAA titles. 3x 1080p is harsher than 1440p.

 

Unless you like 30 fps.

 

With 2014 and earlier titles, easily. (minus crysis)

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No, you would want something like a 980 Ti or Fury X.

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Damn,I Might Go With A Single 1440p And Use My Current Monitor As A Side monitor

Single 1440p is easier for sure.

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Damn,I Might Go With A Single 1440p And Use My Current Monitor As A Side monitor

Here are some numbers for the 970 from TechPowerUp. Doesn't give you 3x1080p results, but it'll give you an idea on performance. https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/R9_Fury_X/7.html

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or a single 21:9 monitor, similar feeling to surround 1080p, less demanding than 1440p and no bezels!

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980ti is the sweet spot for 1440p games at ultra.

You make it sound like it isn't the second most powerful graphics card.

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