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Originally Posted by pioneerisloud 
You really should try to avoid the 560Ti 2win card. It's an EVGA only card, which means you can't even use Nvidia drivers, you have to use EVGA drivers. And you'll be lucky if you don't have any SLI issues....you more than likely will given its an EVGA only card.
For 3 monitors, and a single card....your absolute BEST bet in that price range is a single HD7950. Ignore brand names, that 7950 is the 2nd fastest single GPU card on the market. It'll EASILY handle your games with ease, and whatever else you want to throw at it.
At the end of the day, you're going to buy what you want. But I would strongly advise against a dual GPU single card solution.
You really should try to avoid the 560Ti 2win card. It's an EVGA only card, which means you can't even use Nvidia drivers, you have to use EVGA drivers. And you'll be lucky if you don't have any SLI issues....you more than likely will given its an EVGA only card.
For 3 monitors, and a single card....your absolute BEST bet in that price range is a single HD7950. Ignore brand names, that 7950 is the 2nd fastest single GPU card on the market. It'll EASILY handle your games with ease, and whatever else you want to throw at it.
At the end of the day, you're going to buy what you want. But I would strongly advise against a dual GPU single card solution.
Actually all Nvidia partners use Nvidia drivers. We nor anyone else produce custom drivers - except maybe an end user who modifies a driver. So the 560 2win runs off the same driver as any other current card. I have yet to see an issue enabling SLI on an SLI ready motherboard, I can however say I have seen issues on non-SLI boards. I'll leave you guys to discuss the merits of each card, price vs performance, etc, just making sure the OP has accurate information when he makes a decision on how to spend his money. Either way getting new hardware is always fun, happy gaming!
I'd agree, if I was buying a card today the 448 core is an excellent price/performance card. I'd also agree if hes turned off by dual GPU and needs 3 monitors then AMD would be the way to go.
