Completely disagree. A single 1080TI will finally be "good enough" for a lot of high resolution / high frequency use cases where you had to go SLI before. I fi

Completely disagree. A single 1080TI will finally be "good enough" for a lot of high resolution / high frequency use cases where you had to go SLI before. I find it useful to multiply resolution with refresh rate to arrive at a number that indicates the number of pixels being pushed per second: 1920x1080 x60 = 124,416,000 2560x1440 x60 = 221,184,000 3440x1440 x60 = 297,216,000 3440x1440 x100 = 495,360,000 3840x2160 x60 = 497,664,000 2560x1440 x144 = 530,841,600 3840x2160 x144 = 1,194,393,600 So there you go - a maxed out 34" ultrawide has just about the same requirements as a 60hz 4k monitor. Yet a normal 27" 144hz will out-require both of them ... and they come in even faster variants yet! Edit: And then you start seeing 144hz 4k screens; you will still find yourself wanting with a single 1080TI.