[dragonmage70]

Hey there, I'm looking to upgrade my graphics card since mine is fairly old now, I was wondering whether or not I should buy 2 medium ones, or whether I should go for a good one to run by itself?
Could anyone recommend some cards that go well together or are good for gaming, I like playing some of the latest games (e.g. The witcher 3) would like to be able run the games at a decent quality for the next 2-3 years.
My current build is:
Motherboard: Asus P8Z68 PRO
CPU: Intel i5 2500k
Memory: 8GB ddr3
Graphics card: AMD Radeon HD 7850
Using 2 monitors, normally one has chrome/Firefox open the other running another application such as spotify.
Any help would be appreciated thanks! :)

[9EH]

Keep in mind, when choosing one single strong graphics card and possibly a motherboard that supports SLi/CrossFireX, you have a cheaper option to upgrade later on. If you have two medium graphic-cards and later on want to upgrade, you have to sell those two medium GPUs and decide whether you want one or two higher-tier GPUs. When having one single strong GPU to start with, you only have to buy another one when wanting to upgrade.

[Mike‌]

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Also, there's more problems with SLI than with just running one GPU.

[Breeze26509]

What power supply do you have?

[Xycon]

A good strong one over 2 weaker ones.
Uses less power, no SLI/CF issues.

[dragonmage70]

Thanks for all the responses, i'll have a look around to find some good ones, btw I have a corsair 650 watt PSU of some sort.