[SOLVED] Heavy monitor upgrade with GTX 1080 - Will it be a problem?

[FloPin]

I want to upgrade from 2x 1080p @ 60 Hz monitors to 3x 1440p @ 165 Hz monitors.
It will work without any problems on my "KFA2 GeForce GTX 1080 Hall of Fame (8GB GDDR5X)", am I right? At least while coding / browsing.

 

[Nuwan Fernando]

For general use it won't be a problem at all. But I wonder how it will perform if you plan to game on it.

 

[FloPin]

The most games I play are not really graphics intensive, I hope they will just work
But I think Satisfactoy on Ultra wont be possible after the upgrade

 

[Satan-IR]

Depends on games and settings in those games and the FPS you wish to get or deem "satisfactory" also rest of the components such as CPU.

For general purpose use, browsing, media and coding etc would be OK I guess.

 

[Nuwan Fernando]

You can give it a shot. To improve, you can game on 2 monitors rather than on all three. You will be able to tell us how it goes after the upgrade. All the best.

 

[spentshells]

This is about to be awesome for you!

That card is still fully capable of pushing that monitor on high with nearly all games.Depending on the rest of your system.

3 monitors though, that's gonna be troubleshome, but if your playing csgo, it could work quite well

 

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[geofelt]

What are the planned monitors?
With the availability of extra wide monitors, I would look to a single unit to avoid monitor borders.
As an alternative, look at the LG OLED C series tv's in 48 or 55" size.
Refresh can be 120hz.