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dual titan x's? triple 1440p monitors? hm..

ibehymer
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how would dual titan x's perform when running a triple 1440p setup?

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Decently. Why on earth do you need it?

i dont. lol. i was just curious. ill be getting a single titan x for triple 1080p. i might get a second titan depending on how it runs

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About the same as 2x 980Tis. Seriously just get two 980Tis and call it a day.

 

 

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i dont. lol. i was just curious. ill be getting a single titan x for triple 1080p. i might get a second titan depending on how it runs

A 980 TI or 2 is a better option for 5760x1080. a LOT cheaper too.

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A 980 TI or 2 is a better option for 5760x1080. a LOT cheaper too.

i would get a used titan

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