Best performance for 5760 x 1080 ?

[azazil]

Games like battlefield, Medal of Honor , COD etc on 5760 x 1080

Nvidia Options

Single GTX Titan 6gigs
Single GTX 690 2 x 2 gigs
SLI GTX 680 2 gigs
SLI GTX 670 4 gigs

ATI Options
Crossfire 7970 3 gigs
Tripple X fire 7950 3 gigs

PLEASE advise as to what of above options will give me the best performance.

 

[legendkiller]

Single GTX Titan 6gigs would be my choice because it performs awesome and not only that you can do 3-way SLI... GTx 680 isn't a bang for buck when gaming because 670 can be OC to be faster than a 680 "stock" clock... If your not doing 3D then just go with Tripple X fire 7950 3 gigs because it'll perform awesome but will consume way more power(more bill to pay) and generate lots of heat(need good ventilation).. the GTx Titan is a better choice for Temperature/Performance/Wattage ratio compared to all those cards...

 

[azazil]

Single GTX Titan 6gigs would be my choice because it performs awesome and not only that you can do 3-way SLI... GTx 680 isn't a bang for buck when gaming because 670 can be OC to be faster than a 680 "stock" clock... If your not doing 3D then just go with Tripple X fire 7950 3 gigs because it'll perform awesome but will consume way more power(more bill to pay) and generate lots of heat(need good ventilation).. the GTx Titan is a better choice for Temperature/Performance/Wattage ratio compared to all those cards...

No im not planning on 3D and i can deal with power bill and heat.Will the trippe x fire 7950,s be able to max out games as i am to believe that a single titan can not.Also after i make my choice i will not be able to afford another upgrade for a loooooooong time so thinking about a second GTX Titan will just be wishfull thinking

 

[darth pravus]

2 680's are faster than a 690 but will probably produce more heat.

A single titan is slightly slower than a 690 but cooler and quieter.

The optimum solution is two titans for 60fps on high settings.

 

[darth pravus]

Crossfire suffers with much more stuttering than SLI and they don't tend to put out drivers quite as swiftly. I wouldn't recommend any crossfire solution.