I’m planning on building a gaming pc it will be running 2 4k(2160p) monitors it should be able to max out watch dogs at 4k(2160p) one monitor and the second monitor will be at 1200p even though it 4k(2160p) 60 fps
Good luck with that
How about four way sli 980s
That would just be stupid, Watch_Dogs on the PC is terrible from what I’ve heard (We are talking about Ubisoft here)
What is your budget?
No budget
So you could build a PC that could cost anything and you would be able to afford that??
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“Maybe i dont care if i go bankrupt”
Are you mental???
If your building a PC at least make sure you can afford the bloody thing!
It was a joke 5,000
Wait… Are you on LSD?
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I would just start off with a cheap $1000 gaming PC and then upgrade it further.
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No
I smell the weed from here
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That PC setup runs WD in 4k on ultra.
(info from internet)
CPU: i7 4770K @ 3.5 ghz
GPU: EVGA GTX 770 4GB Classified (factory OC)
RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws 8GB (4GB x 2)
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO
Motherboard: MSI Z87-G45 Gaming Motherboard
My first custom PC’s price
And it can run GDT’s last room without lag (my wor cough… Best benchmarking software ever!)
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My 2gbram Fujitsu 300$ L/Cr-aptop with Linux can also handle last room without any lag 
That’s because it’s the eas… cough cough… Sorry I didn’t said easiest, what are you talking about? It is the hardest and most power-consuming game ever!
I mean a 20K custom PC (if that’s possible) could only handle it with 30 FPS!
(I’m getting off topic here)
5,000 for a gaming computer? Well, that’s about what you’d need for 4k, and around 2,000 of that is just for the monitor.
You’d be better off going with 1440p and spending around at a max of 2000.
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2-way GTX 980s. Most games dont use triple SLI anyway.