I am currently running a single Shimian Achieva 27" 1440p monitor off a single Asus GTX670 Top. I want to move to a 3-monitor set up using 3-27" 1440p monitors in 7680X1440 resolution if such an animal exists. A buddy and I play World of Tanks together and he has 3-1080p monitors in Eyefinity and is constantly telling me what I am missing in my peripheral vision. If I am going to go with 3-monitors, I want to do it right and can not see myself dropping back to 1080p monitors after using the 1440p. I assume I need to buy 2 more Shimian 27s off Ebay and another GTX670 to use in SLI, but not sure what to do beyond this point.
Is there a 1440p monitor that is better to run in tri-mode than the Shimians? I could always buy 3 new matching monitors and replace the Dell in my office with the Shimian.
Would it be better if I moved from the GTX670s to 7950s or 7970s in Cross-fire to take advantage of 3GB Video Ram instead of 2GB?
If I do run with GTX670s in SLI, I know the GPU has to be the same, but I have read that only the memory on the primary card is used, so could I use a 4GB GTX670 in SLI with my current 2GB card and have it take advantage of the extra RAM?
The Shimian monitors only have DVI inputs and each GTX670 only has two DVI outputs, I assume the third monitor would connect to the second GTX670 or does it not work like that in SLI?
Is there a 1440p monitor that is better to run in tri-mode than the Shimians? I could always buy 3 new matching monitors and replace the Dell in my office with the Shimian.
Would it be better if I moved from the GTX670s to 7950s or 7970s in Cross-fire to take advantage of 3GB Video Ram instead of 2GB?
If I do run with GTX670s in SLI, I know the GPU has to be the same, but I have read that only the memory on the primary card is used, so could I use a 4GB GTX670 in SLI with my current 2GB card and have it take advantage of the extra RAM?
The Shimian monitors only have DVI inputs and each GTX670 only has two DVI outputs, I assume the third monitor would connect to the second GTX670 or does it not work like that in SLI?