Kepler Nvidia GeForce GTX 780

[GoldenTiger]

Not everyone cares about eyefinity or surround. I'll stick with my 120hz 3d ready display.

Not this again.

The definition of microstutter is very loose for some people apparently. I never heard that term used before discussions of the AFR related microstutter that we have all heard about and/or seen first hand. Its impossible to the that phenomenon on a single gpu.

Microstutter actually DOES occur on all GPU's be it single card or more. The definition of microstutter is simply stemming from typical rendering, which is "uneven frame times within a second", which simply means that the frames in "frames per second" are not being rendered at an even spacing. A single GPU does not render every frame of every second at exactly the same rate within the second as some are more demanding than others inside a second. However, it typically is described as becoming more visible with 2+ GPU's as you excaberate the effect by using even more uneven times mixed together. The reality is that even with dual-card setups it is basically unnoticeable to most people, some notice it if they look for it because they had read about it (a handful) and a minute number actually notice it for real (non-placebo) while playing. Most people confuse things like load hitching for microstutter .

Uhh.... I'm pretty sure over 90% of users care about single display performance

I'll stick with my S-IPS 2560x1600 30" LCD myself... call me when consoles are doing that UrbanSmooth!

In all seriousness, even 1080p is better than consoles render virtually any title at, only a tiny handful of them render at 720p even, most are sub-720p for good ones and upscaled. 2560x1600 is double+ the pixels of 1080p, so.... yeah. Also, multiple-cruddy-TN-displays is not what most people with the cash to afford this hardware go for .