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will a 980ti be able to run 3 1080p monitors at 60 fps?

ThatOneRussian
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Title says it all will the 980ti Asus strix edition be able to run 3 monitors 1080 p http://www.amazon.com/Acer-H236HL-bid-23-Inch-Widescreen/dp/B00AZMLIDQ?

 

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even gaming from gta5 to smaller games ?

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If you are stretching the game out on all three monitors the resolution is 5760x1080p.

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I dont mind turning down games a bit

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its struggling pretty hard to get 60fp(again possible due to me have a faulty card)  , my averages seems to be (overclocked of course) 40-50 fps most games maxed out , if i turn down aa its 60fps easy

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because it his one of the highest speeds that i can get in new zealand

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Do you have the monitors already? If not I suggest going for one big monitor or an ultrawide one

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Do you have the monitors already? If not I suggest going for one big monitor or an ultrawide one

too expensive and pointless

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My 980ti handles Project cars and Asseto Corsa at max settings with AA at over 60fps

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