For 1080p 2x GTX 760 FTW is the cheaper route.

Personally I have always ran into issues using cross fire and sli, got fed up with it and went with a single card setup and never have looked back. However there are many people out there that will go for the sli setup and stick with it. At this point if you are happy with the sli setup stay with it. It will be easier to return the 780 ti than trying to sell two 760's if you do not plan on keeping them. 

EVGATech_BrittonT
Personally I have always ran into issues using cross fire and sli, got fed up with it and went with a single card setup and never have looked back. However there are many people out there that will go for the sli setup and stick with it. At this point if you are happy with the sli setup stay with it. It will be easier to return the 780 ti than trying to sell two 760's if you do not plan on keeping them. 

I agree with you.  It's just... The 780 ti KP Classy just seems way to pretty to give back lol.  I ran Heaven 4.0 (1920x1080 Extreme / Ultra) last night with all stock clock speeds (CPU and GPUs)  SLI 760s and scored 1548.  Then this guy scores a 1750 with the K|NGP|N on factory clocks.  I was just wondering if there was gonna be a (notable) performance increase.

cerwindel
760's for sure.. Way cheaper for 1080p..

Alos have 4gb VRam with the 760s rather than 3gb.  I think I'll send it back.

I'm a big fan of the 760s 327.23 drivers allow you to do everything. I got 760s and SLI Surround is fantastic. ! 760 is not satisfying but two 760s on the right motherboard  is great my visuals are amazing. Just know you can use SLI with all the drivers but you can not use SLI Surround out using 327.23 drivers.
just download the 2.0 experience separate and you get the same as the new drivers..

maniacvvv

UnReal-4-Life
I'm a big fan of the 760s 327.23 drivers allow you to do everything. I got 760s and SLI Surround is fantastic. ! 760 is not satisfying but two 760s on the right motherboard  is great my visuals are amazing. Just know you can use SLI with all the drivers but you can not use SLI Surround out using 327.23 drivers.
just download the 2.0 experience separate and you get the same as the new drivers..

"..you can not use SLI Surround out using 327.23 drivers.
just download the 2.0 experience separate and you get the same as the new drivers.."
 
This is completely incorrect
 
Never EVER mix Nvidia driver components between sets for which they were not included originally.
Doing so will BREAK your Nvidia driver install.
 
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First of all (fact) You can down load experience 2.0 buy itself and load it with the drivers any version. That is not mixing and I didn't suggest that here did I. Fact they even suggest doing that to keep up with the new SLI builds. Are you trying to harass me again. Do you have real experience with 700s so me evidence of something you did  with 700s yourself to prove what your saying. I have plenty of since. You talk  like its flashing a bios. Its just drivers they cant hurt your card.
 
 
 

I believe I was very clear about attitudes in this thread. Post professionally and without insults or innuendos. It is up to the OP to determine if he/she wishes to take advantage of the info given. 

Scarlet-Tech
I have the Classified and the 760 SC ACX. Both are great cards. The single classified is just splendid compared to 2 760 SLI tour. If you are going to do SLI, why not a pair of 770s?

Well I built this machine about 2 weeks ago thinking that it would dominate my old gtx 670 build (which it does not).  With the 760s I can pull off "slightly" higher settings, but not exactly what I was looking for.  It seems that the single 670 provided a much "smoother" gameplay experience.  Thus I bought the 780ti KP Classified looking to get that smoother gameplay back.  I just figured the 2 760s would have been overkill an there was no need to SLI anything higher.
 
I'm just trying to justify opening the 780ti, trying it out and gambling with a potential $860 return.  If I don't like it, I'm out $860.  But the "What if's" are KILLING me.

The minimum FPS is a LOT better on the 780Ti - so I would stick with the single card.

I would make a bet that there will be another 780 in there by your next post  

I am a firm fan of single high performance cards. I have the 780 Ti Classified and REALLY like it. SLI is hit and miss. Usually, it works really well... Then, there is that one game that you come across that it doesn't work to well with. I just prefer to have a great single card setup usually. 

And I'm fan of most powerful single cards. Special now when we play on same chip as Tesla K40 with less video memory only.
That's always better option than two mid range cards, even when performance are 10-20% less,
GTX780Ti KP Classified can compare almost with some GTX770 SLI on reference clocks. Results are very close. No doubt when result is so close it's better to choose single card always. I can't separate without single unlocked card. I bought GTX780 and I feel extremely bad because I used on full potential of some chip and I could pay maybe about 150-200$ for GTX780 SLI... but that was more money and single card is best for me.
 
 
I saw some roundup of GTX780Ti models
MSI Gaming OC 1020MHz - EVGA Classified - 1020MHz - GIGABYTE GHz 1085MHz
 
http://hothardware.com/Reviews/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-780-Ti-Roundup-EVGA-Gigabyte-And-MSI-Duke-It-Out/?page=2
 
You will see GIGABYTE is stronger because much higher clock, but they notice again famous unstable GHz Edition and crash of cards, they should compare and GIGABYTE 1020MHz model... Than EVGA would be winner on same clocks. 
But KP Classified is stronger than any model even with 13MHz less clock than GIGABYTE GHz Edition.
Excellent card and I think who have money to pay... who knows when we see same card again. Maybe for 2 or 3 years.

One more run just now. Not as good unfortunately, but still respectable. I'm not entirely sure why your SLI 760s didn't score higher at 1080 than mine at 1440. Sounds like either something isn't configured optimally or something may be wrong with one or both.

I think if someone choose card should look only on results on fabric clock, everything over is luck.
Xotic84, what you decide, king of graphic cards or GTX760 SLI?
You can expect about 1700+ points in Unigine Heaven 4.0, about 3200+ in Valley 1.0, About 53.000 GPU Score in Vantage, 
17.800 in 3DMark 11, 13.200 in Firestrike, I talk about GPU Scores and out of box without OC.
These results for single card on fabric clock...
I don't need to talk about feeling in games on so powerfull monster, unlocked GK110 2880 CUDA on 1202MHz...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

EVGATech_JaesonW
My mistake, I swear I read Valley not Heaven. I'll run Heaven tonight for a better comparison. Sorry about that!

those are great values for the 760!!  uau!   awesome!