Hopefully one of the members that are familiar with triple screen setups will come along, but it'll depend on a number of things. Will it bother you if you dip below 60fps at the start of races that are the most GPU intensive like full grids in the rain, but get back over 60fps once the grid spreads out?
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Check this thread too for some of my experiences of running Project CARS in UHD (3840x2160) with a single GTX970 and a Core i5-4460. On UHD, settings at medium except textures (high), no AA, I had excellent frame rates (way above 60FPS) except for the most demanding situations. E.g. Spa + grid of 20 + night + thunderstorm is rather heavy on the GPU, in which case the FPS was still 45+.
So with 3x 1080p instead of 4x you should expect better FPS, higher settings, or both
That's pretty much the same as my recent build, just a couple of the manufacturers are different. I went with the i7 4790k but not because I thought I needed to or it was recommended, just because it was only an extra $100 and I thought, "what the heck, my first custom build, let's do this up right!"
. The i5 4690k would have done just as well with the rest of the system but the i7 hopefully means no CPU upgrade for me for a few years with any luck.
That's pretty much the same as my recent build, just a couple of the manufacturers are different. I went with the i7 4790k but not because I thought I needed to or it was recommended, just because it was only an extra $100 and I thought, "what the heck, my first custom build, let's do this up right!"
