Triple Monitor 5760x1080p Computer Build

[ryaano18]

Well, here's an off topic build thread. After years of going through cheapo computers I've decided that I'm going to build my dream gaming PC. Since Tax season I've made it clear to myself not to spend a single dime of the money towards the car build since most of paycheck goes to that already.

Although it looks like not a lot of gamers on the forum, ill be updating this thread for my own tracking progress. So on to the build.

The computer is going to be a mild build as far as processing power goes as most of the invest will be in the Graphics cards to support a 2D surround setup.

Mod List so far:

Cosair Full Tower



Much bigger than I need but since Im going to run dual Graphics Card in SLI, the extra venting will be helpful

ASUS Z87 Pro MotherBoard



Runs cooler than the standard boards as the heat sinks are more efficient. Also gives plenty of room if I ever need to convert it to water cooled since temperature is my biggest priority.

This board will let me run up to 32Gb of Ram but for gaming I only need 8GB, and can use up to 3 graphic cards, but I should be fine with 2 (or one really good GPU) for this build.

Intel i5 quad core 4670K



Great for gaming and very affordable. Almost got the i7 just because it was a really good deal and a better chip, but shouldnt make any difference for gaming between the two.

1TB WD Hard Drive 7200rpm



More than double of what i need, but with the costs of hard drives so cheap, it would have been dumb to save $4 for getting 500GB instead. May upgrade to solid state, but for costs in just setting up this computer ill stick with a standard drive

Parts to come

EVGA GTX770 SuperClocked GPUS x2 OR... 1 EVGA GTX780 SuperClocked. Not sure yet, still researching

3 ASUS VN247H LED 24inch Monitors 1920x1080p This will literally put you in the game at 5760x1080p... in other words, 6ft wide monitor

Corsair Vengeance 4GB DDR3 1600 RAM x2

Corsair HX850w Power Supply (Those are some thirsty Graphic Cards, need to the power)

and depending on temp levels...

Corsair Water Cooler (works exactly like a car radiator but inside a computer)

Updates soon to follow