People need to quit it with the wishful thinking, the 780 is a ways away, period. This is article is about the Kepler version of Nvidia's Quadro and Tesla workstation cards. Lastly, according to benchmarks the 680 handles surround just fine, even with the 2GB of vram.

jaycouvera

inb4 599 US Dollars

Masenkoe

It could very well be GK112.

What's the ambient room temp?

That's just all kinds of bizarre. Nvidia can't keep the 680 stocked and haven't released any die-harvested gk107s (ie 670s or 660s), but they're somehow going to launch a (presumably comically expensive) dual-GPU version?

Guess we're definitely getting the 700 series (with a proper gk100/110 as the high-end) later this year, then.

Slow_Show

If you don't mind just having a single DVI.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/Monitors-Projectors-/3694/i.html?_catref=1&_ipg=&_ssn=green-sum&_trksid=p3911.c0.m1538

Some nice 27" 1440p monitors. Panels made by LG and used in iMacs and Dell monitors.

It would be nice to know what your other components are so we can tell you if you will be bottlenecked.

If you don't plan on using an Ivy Bridge CPU, then a Z77 board isn't needed, go for a Z68. Also, if you are doing this via newegg, make sure to look through combo deals.

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Speaker-System-Z523-Subwoofer/dp/B002FU5QMK

[QUOTE="configme"][QUOTE="adamosmaki"] This. If you wanna save money 7850 or 7870 are great choices for 1080p. Sure gtx680 is nice but with a card half that money you will be playing games at 1080p and objectively you wont notice any difference from the gtx680 the advantage of 680 though is it will last you longer playing games at high settings before upgrading ( for example say 3 years instead of say 2-2,5 years)adamosmaki

[QUOTE="BPoole96"]

A 680 would be total overkill. Save yourself $250 and get either an HD7850 or a GTX 570

adamosmaki