I have Corsair Gold AX1200 PSU w/G1.Sniper.M3 motherboard. Right now I'm running 2 Titans SLI/3770k @ 4.40GHz.
Just curious if I'd be able to get 4x SLI out of this or do people think 3x SLI would be pushing it?
CallSignVega is running an overclocked quad-Titan SLI to drive three 120Hz monitors in surround. He's using LightBoost, for the zero motion blur (CRT-style motion).
Overclocked Quad Titan on Triple LightBoost Setup
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Crysis 3 - max settings - >120fps on three 120Hz monitors simultaneously:
YouTube Video.
It is worth noting that if you are going to spend big money on multiple top-end GPU's, and you play first person games, that you seriously consider the 120Hz options -- such as the QNIX Q2710 2560x1440p overclockable to 120Hz. If you are a motion fluidity nut (perfect CRT quality zero motion blur), I would advise looking at 120Hz LightBoost-capable monitors. In the best case scenario (frame rate = Hz, 120fps@120Hz), they have 12 times less motion blur than even the fastest 60Hz LCD! See
60Hz versus 120Hz versus LightBoost and also see the
improved Battlefield 3 stats due to LightBoost. Fast pans with zero stutters and zero motion blur; fast pans as perfectly sharp as stationary images -- absolutely zero motion blur on those at fps=Hz, like perfect Nintendo scroll effect or perfect arcade 60fps CRT effect. Only LightBoost can do that fluidity without using a CRT. On the other hand, if you play slower motion such as RTS, SimCity, simulators, etc, then the 1440p displays are your best bet; but what do you need four Titans for otherwise? If you play major FPS like Battlefield 3, then put them to good use in eliminating motion blur! So you can see enemies better during high speed flybys, etc.