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Thanks Granthos
Partly I want to be able to run a third screen for work so a second 580GTX would be good but I read somewhere that the 680 can run up to 4 monitors. I think you're right about the VRAM though, my 580 has 3 gig and another one of those would be nice as I am sure the 2560x1440 resolution I use benefits from this.
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I would do wat Granthos says .
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I use MATROX TrippleHead2Go for the past seven years (lost counting).
Never had problems, always had three monitors connected Always SLI. Until, thanks to CoD Then I realised (removing the second GPU) that I can have three monitors, 3840x resolution on a single 570GTX 1,3Gb So, my advice would be: #1 MATROX TrippleHead2Go #2 If it is for CoD, do not bother (yet), three monitor view like IL2 does not work ~S~ |
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