Recent content by TheLastof Me

Correction: 400mbps in read and write will suffice. And at least 70,000 in the random read/write is good also.

No. According to the specs. It has very low write speeds and very low 4k random write speeds. A lesson I learned is that any SSD with 128gb or less does not perform nearly as well as SSD's with 256gb or more. Get the 256gb version. Check the specs on several of them to compare the difference...

It is equal to the 280x in price! LOL According to to its specs it is aligned with a 270x. The 280x has 3GB VRAM with a 384-bit bandwidth. On the other hand, the 770 has 2GB with a 256-bit bandwidth. The 280x also has 2084 stream processors. The GTX 770 has 1586 CUDA cores. So it is less...

Yeah, the only good SSD's out are either Samsung and Crucial. The Sandisk and PNY are not as good performance wise as the Samsung and Crucial brands. At least according to what I have read online. I have a 120gb Samsung Evo SSD. Literally the only difference I notice between it and the HDD is...

The 770 has 2GB VRAM and 256 bit bandwidth, the exact same as 270x. He is getting about what he should get in those games.

Important to the OP, that system WILL NOT work in a tri-monitor GAMING setup. You can use 3 desktops easy. However, your CPU and more importantly your GPU simply does not have the power or resources to produce at that resolution in a playable frame rate while gaming. The game and even the entire...

"And even if they do work together would they work in a triple monitor gaming setup?" This was the question posed by the OP. I did not "shoot you down". I simply reminded you of the topic of the thread.

I have no clue then. I average 60+ in Skyrim (although have not played it much, less than a hour). Try uninstalling it, deleting all files the uninstall didn't catch, then reinstalling it. I apologize if someone already recommended this. It could be a corrupt installation.

The funny thing is that if he had listed an AMD processor with his setup, everyone would have immediately said the CPU is "bottlenecking" his GPUs. But because he has the i5, everyone just assumed his CPU was fine. Just wanted to point out the major bias. Now for the problem. ;) Are the GPUs...

Unless he multi-tasks for work, the two monitors is a waste. He needs a good system first, then get the monitors. Like I stated, not many older games will even support that high of a resolution.

I got a third monitor for both gaming and work. I do not know many older games that will even support the resolution. The Witcher 2 came out in 2011 and it only supported two monitors. When I increased the resolution for all three, it would not load. To the OP, that is a mid range setup that...