GTX 1060 Enough to run a 144hz triple monitor setup?

[wilson1155]

I've been thinking of getting a 144hz triple monitor setup for me to play games, however I'm unsure whether i should also save up for a better graphics card as well. Is a GTX 1060 enough to run three monitors on 144hz? I only play osu! and CS:GO as far as games go, not any AAA titles.

Specs:
i7-7700k
GTX 1060 3GB
32GB RAM

 

[SethJPC]

A 1060 could run 144hz on a single monitor, but not 3
If you mainly play osu! and CSGO, why get 3 144hz monitors? Instead you could save a considerable amount of money and get a single 144hz to play on, with 2 60hz ones for other programs. In games such as CSGO, the more fps the better. Playing on 3 monitors would not yield any competitive advantage and reduce fps.

 

[TJ Hooker]

For those games a 1060 should be able to handle 3x1080p at 120+ fps.

 

[jaslion]

A 1060 could run 144hz on a single monitor, but not 3
If you mainly play osu! and CSGO, why get 3 144hz monitors? Instead you could save a considerable amount of money and get a single 144hz to play on, with 2 60hz ones for other programs. In games such as CSGO, the more fps the better. Playing on 3 monitors would not yield any competitive advantage and reduce fps.

It would even be a disadvantage due to image stretching. This will cause misjudgement of where the enemy.

 

[TJ Hooker]

@jaslion why would triple monitor result in image stretching? You can just render the game in 5760 x 1080.

 

[jaslion]

@jaslion why would triple monitor result in image stretching? You can just render the game in 5760 x 1080.

Csgo does not handle wide resolutions that great and at the edges of the display you can see the image starting to act up quite a bit.