Hey folks, first off thanks for any helps and recco's ahead of time!

Budget: 3,000 including monitors
Maximum you will spend? - 3,400
Will you complete mail in rebates? - I could
If so, may we go over-budget if rebates bring you within budget? - yes
Do you need Windows Operation System within budget? - if you can find a cheap windows 10, sure. Otherwise nah.
Need a Monitor? / Mouse? / Keyboard within budget? - 3x monitor

Basic Info:
Specific Uses (Programs, game titles etc.) - Gaming, general use
Country? - USA
Will you travel to NCIX (canada) or Microcenter (USA) for parts? (Null if unsure) - null

How much hard drive space do you want or need? - 1TB HDD is plenty, is expect a small ssd as primary anyway
Will you use wireless or wired internet? - wired
Will you overclock CPU and/or GPU? - yes, both.
Any special requests or useful things to tell us? (Specific case, need lots of storage, audio etc.) - monitors should be high quality, build should be able to play FO4/witcher/etc games. Should be a silent/quiet build.

Style (optional)
Do you prefer any specific colors for the build/computer case? - prefer black and dark blues.
Do you prefer a window on your case? - I do


Any questions just please ask - thanks

3 big dick monitors
is 2500bux alone

u gona be doing eyefinity build
or just want 3 monitorsr
with only 1 being used for gaming

They don't need to be huge monitors, just moderate size but decent quality. Thought I saw some decent sales a couple weeks ago where the monitors were like ,300-500 - which should fit nicely into a decent build, right?

Consider a PLP set up
http://plp-gaming.wikia.com/wiki/PLP_Gaming_Wiki

AMD gpu's would be the best option when it comes to multi monitor gaming.

This post was edited by NewKID on Dec 23 2015 09:21am

It depends what you are trying to do.
Are you going for 4k, 1440p or 1080p?

Do you want G-Sync?

This post was edited by Upset on Dec 23 2015 09:43am

What are the advantages/main points of all those? (Sorry I've never paid much attention to my monitor and certainly haven't had a dual/tri build before)




Looking j to this now ty

This post was edited by Textbook on Dec 23 2015 09:45am

Honestly a lot of people typically do 2 monitors, there main gaming one and then a spare. 1440p is quad hd which is better than 1080p but not as nice as 4k. However 4k doesnt support over 60hz currently so the refresh rates will suffer.
You could just do the Acer Predator X34 which is 34" wide screen and a spare, or a 27" like me and a spare. Otherwise 3 monitors is nice, but im not a fan.

I currently only use one monitor 27" IPS 1440p 165HZ ASUS, absolutely love it.

This post was edited by Upset on Dec 23 2015 09:50am

Its for both gaming and research/school work (so I figured tri monitor would be realllly nice )
Would you 100% recommend dual > tri?

I also kind of want to feel immersed when playing FO4 and other games

This post was edited by Textbook on Dec 23 2015 09:50am

Could do this huge screen:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009869&cm_re=x34-_-24-009-869-_-Product

Or

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236660&cm_re=pg279q-_-24-236-660-_-Product
which is what i use

then a 2nd.

Shaft is asking if Ur gonna be using 3 monitors for eyefinity

Or

3 monitors as in 1 for gaming, 2 for other shit like browser, school shit etc.