anyone going 4-way 780
anyone going 4-way 780
Can't see any real use for it as you will be always short of CPU power to match it. Unless you go like 32x FSAA or something similar. I would be sad to have such a configuration in my PC (if I could have any... cause I know I would be never using it.
You do realise the 780 is not the best nvidia card?
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Ah even two way SLI/Crossfire is a waste of money, power and energy in my opinion. Unless of course you are running multiple monitors for more than one purpose.
that is what i am thinking but planning to run 4 monitors
Sure you don't need 4x high end cards for 4x monitors just for plain taddling along. Unless you plan to play on all 4x...
Waste of money if you ask me. The power you would get is not 4 x 780 as games are not optimised for such setups. A 780 on a decent monitor should be enough. Even 3 screens would still be good.
Why would you even consider it?
i opened this thread because i saw a video on youtube of a pc "nightmare" with 4 way 780
I'd love to have 4 way 780's but in the real world, there's no need, 2 way is more than enough for anything really.
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Wonder what CPU overclocked to what speed could cap out 4 x GTX 780. Talking realistically about a situation where a multi-core CPU can be/will be efficiently used.
Like a i7-3970x at 8-8.5Ghz? Just curios.
naaaaaaaaa thats too much 5 ghz will be fine
Cap out 780 x 4 with a i7 hexa-core at 5Ghz???
Naa..
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