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does that dvi adaptor give the same quality? that's kinda why I want the same types. so quality is at its highest, and all the same

Yes.  You won't have any noticeable differences, unless you're using a 2056x1440 monitor, you'll be fine

yeah all 3 monitors are going to be 27inch. same ones. 1920x1080

yeah all 3 monitors are going to be 27inch. same ones. 1920x1080
you'll be just fine, and if you want just using a single 780 will do you fine, just use adapters and you'll be set

edit;

I forgot to mention this a long time ago too, having two cards does not increase your amount of ports.

Only one card (with Crossfire, not sure about SLI, pretty sure it's the same), can have active ports

yeah all 3 monitors are going to be 27inch. same ones. 1920x1080

unless those monitors have built in speakers you don't need hdmi


all on amazon likely lol

this is the GTX770 "Classified" 4G, model.



of course i will need x1 male'HDMI to male'HDMI


and i would need x2 of these male'DVI-D to male'HDMI


and x3 of these asus monitors
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236302



and just for those who dont know wtf is up here, im picking this up
http://www.amazon.com/Deluxe-Monitor-Standing-Supports-002-0020/dp/B006JG9RQ2/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=3ME7ZE5M3FHX1&coliid=I12RRGFC2TXJOK



Now guys lol. does this all look right to you? could i pull this off?

and no i dont intend on using the speakers on the monitors lol.
i have a speaker set plugged separately.

my only problem with the monitors is that they dont have very discrete borders, that wouldnt work best with the extended monitor effect.
but i cant find monitors with specs that good otherwise :(
« Last Edit: September 17, 2013, 02:39:06 AM by Bisjac »

that looks great, I know crossfire has a border cutoff setting so extended displays look better, and those DVI adapters will work fine

Late today or early tomorrow I'm getting my CPU, it was recently dispatched from the town right above me so I'd imagine it'll be here today.

Its been dispatched for 2 hours, could be here before afternoon rolls around c:
« Last Edit: September 17, 2013, 08:38:15 AM by Alyx Vance »

Any prebuilds you guys can recommend me?

Whats your budget?
(regardless you should do a build-it-yourself, cheaper and better)

Whats your budget?
(regardless you should do a build-it-yourself, cheaper and better)
2000 dollars as maximum.
« Last Edit: September 17, 2013, 09:44:35 AM by BlockoBlocko »

$2000, hm.
Yea, I'm not quite sure honestly. I'd say go look at Alienware but those aren't built the best.
There are some Dell Laptops that are alright but they heat like a bitch.

Sorry man. I don't have enough intelligence and knowledge of building computers.
i didnt know it took much intelligence to use a screwdriver
pretty much all you do when building a computer is just screw the motherboard into the case with some screws, take the cpu and lock it into the socket, and just lock stuff into their correct sockets
but the feeling of triumph when you start up your computer beats all

i didnt know it took much intelligence to use a screwdriver
pretty much all you do when building a computer is just screw the motherboard into the case with some screws, take the cpu and lock it into the socket, and just lock stuff into their correct sockets
but the feeling of triumph when you start up your computer beats all
The feeling of turning a PC on after its not working and you fixing it is the best feeling ever.

My PSU came in about 15 minutes ago. I'm suppose to get my CPU today as well. c:
« Last Edit: September 17, 2013, 10:53:32 AM by Alyx Vance »