wrenaudrey
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My 300th post!!! 
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I've got a 1440p monitor for quite some time now, i love it.
For everyday tasks, its great. The problem is when it comes to gaming.
On F1 2013, all maxed, a single 780 doesnt sweat at all, as you'd expect from a racing game.
But when playing BF4 online and i like having having game settings on the highest settings, i cant even get a stable 60. It usually plays around 40-55.
I was expecting this from a 1440p.
So now what's the better solution?
Single 780 or SLI 780 or Single 6GB 780
Single 780 - Stick with one card as 40-55FPS is playable anyway. I can seriously still play with these kinds of frames.
SLI 780 - Would this be a better option? Sure it will give me more power to drive the monitor but how about the VRAM?
Single 6GB 780 - EVGA just released their 6GB 780 version. How about this option? There'll be alot of VRAM, probably only 4GB max will be used but how about the power, will it be enough to properly run my monitor?
Thanks all

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I've got a 1440p monitor for quite some time now, i love it.
For everyday tasks, its great. The problem is when it comes to gaming.
On F1 2013, all maxed, a single 780 doesnt sweat at all, as you'd expect from a racing game.
But when playing BF4 online and i like having having game settings on the highest settings, i cant even get a stable 60. It usually plays around 40-55.
I was expecting this from a 1440p.
So now what's the better solution?
Single 780 or SLI 780 or Single 6GB 780
Single 780 - Stick with one card as 40-55FPS is playable anyway. I can seriously still play with these kinds of frames.
SLI 780 - Would this be a better option? Sure it will give me more power to drive the monitor but how about the VRAM?
Single 6GB 780 - EVGA just released their 6GB 780 version. How about this option? There'll be alot of VRAM, probably only 4GB max will be used but how about the power, will it be enough to properly run my monitor?
Thanks all
