dual 580's.. 3 cards cfx preforms better buta) costs more and b) is less supported by games and application. youd be shooting urself int he foot if you werent playing only the msot demanding stuff with a tri-cfx/sli setupd.
Oh okay, I see what you mean now. Lol sorry about that.
As for the topic at hand: 580 SLI, although I would follow hartsickdisciple's recommendation as well. The premium that the 580 has right now hardly justifies its performance, and a 570 can get close to or match 580 levels of performance with some overclocking at a drastically lower price. Anything above dual-card setups tend to be a sharp decrease in price/performance values due to the fact that most games do not scale very well, or at all, with more than two cards.
people are missing the key point...which is that 3 6970's are actually cheaper than 2 580gtx, so at the same price point I'd go for the 3X 6970. But instead of doing that I'd just get a 570 single gpu, or a 6970 single.
people are missing the key point...which is that 3 6970's are actually cheaper than 2 580gtx, so at the same price point I'd go for the 3X 6970. But instead of doing that I'd just get a 570 single gpu, or a 6970 single.
people are missing the key point...which is that 3 6970's are actually cheaper than 2 580gtx, so at the same price point I'd go for the 3X 6970. But instead of doing that I'd just get a 570 single gpu, or a 6970 single.
Dual GTX 580's would be better. You always want to go for the fastest GPU before you start adding cards. Less heat, less noise and less driver problems the fewer cards that you have.
Dual GTX 580's would be better. You always want to go for the fastest GPU before you start adding cards. Less heat, less noise and less driver problems the fewer cards that you have.
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Random: But, you got your 955 to 4.13 !? C3 rev. ?
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