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Best Z77 Board for Tri SLI

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Looking at possibly getting a third GPU for a Tri SLI set. What are a few good boards out there to meet my needs? Open to any brand really. Just looking right now.
 
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ASUS P8Z77-WS, enough said
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Awesome thx!
 
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There are also Asus Maximus V Extreme and Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UP7 and G1 Sniper 3. Also ASRock Z77 Extreme 7 and 11 IIRC. Most of them are hard to find.
 
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There are also Asus Maximus V Extreme and Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UP7 and G1 Sniper 3. Also ASRock Z77 Extreme 7 and 11 IIRC. Most of them are hard to find.
Ya I noticed unless you want to pay double their worth. Not mention going from 2 to 3 GPUs offer little gains unless playing at 2560x1600. At least from the benchmarks I've seen.
 
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Ya I noticed unless you want to pay double their worth. Not mention going from 2 to 3 GPUs offer little gains unless playing at 2560x1600. At least from the benchmarks I've seen.
I don't think WS is sold either. And you're contradicting with your OP lol...
 
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Ya I noticed unless you want to pay double their worth. Not mention going from 2 to 3 GPUs offer little gains unless playing at 2560x1600. At least from the benchmarks I've seen.
I don't think WS is sold either. And you're contradicting with your OP lol...
They're all still available, just have to look around. Costs are pretty high on most.

Don't see how I'm contradicting myself. I was just looking and after more research I've decided not to do 3x SLI.
 
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They are sold by 3rd paties, and that's why they cost that much. What I meant is that you'll hardly find one at Newegg and etc.
 
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