What should I upgrade?

[LlamaCat]

Hello people.

So, I decided to upgrade my gaming rig in about 2.5 - 3 months, and I don't really know what to upgrade. I want to be able to play new-released and old games on highest settings for at least 2 - 3 years. Here's my current system;

Intel Core i5 4670k
MSI GTX 770 Twİn Frozr
GSkill Sniper 8GB (2x4)
Gigabyte Z87-HD3
WD Caviar Blue 1TB
Seagate Barracuda 500GB
Sandisk Extreme II 120GB
Cooler Master HAF 912 PLUS (750W)
Cooler Master X6

And peripherals;

Razer Anansi
Razer Naga
Razer Kraken Pro

Display;

BenQ XL2420T

So, what should I upgrade? I was thinking of either buying a second 770 to SLI, or a 780Ti so I can use my 770 as a PhysX card. But I am also considering Dogecoin mining. So, what do you think I should do? Thanks iin advance.

Also, can I get 3 760's, or 3 670's and use them with my 770? I mean, 3-way SLI the 670's and use 770 as PhysX or whatever?

Thanks.

-LlamaCat

 

[ninjatuna101]

hi i would get another 770 16gbs of ram at high MHz and u might need a more powerful PSU
hope this helped

 

[MurrayA]

to be honest you should be fine with what you have. you have the latest of pretty much everything. If your wanting to upgrade maybe think about 2 ssd'd on raid 0 and/or getting a 780ti

But what you have just now should stomp games for the next 2 years

 

[CraigN]

There was an article on Tom's awhile back that showed diminishing returns on Tri-SLI 760 setups. The issue you run into is that at 1080p, you don't notice the framerate gains, and on multiple monitors, the narrow memory bus just can't hold a candle to the higher end cards because of their faster memory speeds.

If you're looking to upgrade your already sweet setup, I would either go with a 780 Ti or a second 770 to SLI, and two more XL2420T's for some awesome Surround gaming.

 

[VanillaSprinkles]

You wouldn't need another PSU. I have 2 gpu's and thats running off of a 750W PSU. I guess you could get another 770 if you really wanted to.

 

[AnEwG]

IMHO I think you already have a great rig as it is and unless you are not satisfied with performance you should save your money or at least wait until nVidia releases Maxwell cards.

Edit: You can also buy a monitor with G-sync support, it would be a great addition to your system.