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If you intend on playing the latest and greatest games of 2018 on a multi-monitor setup each with 4k resolution with games at maximum resolution and settings, you are probably going to need to upgrade. Have you considered a tri-SLI setup?
we have games that now use 8 cores +, ddr4 is around the corner.
2gb will soon not be enough for 1080p gaming.
so in that respect your cpu is outdated now ( is still very good though)
the ddr3 ram is still good but ddr4 will be even better.
and the 680 will start to chug really soon on games as it already has a few years under it.
personally i wouldnt spend any more money on a new pc atm, i would sell what you have when the haswell-e and maxwell/pirate islands come out and spend then. but that setup is good for now and possibly another year.
more ram is not needed for larger screen res or more monitors
each monitor at 1080p uses under 50mb per monitor
99% of vram is used for models and textures
3x 4k screens will still use under 200mb of vram
what are you talking about?
Dayz uses more than 2gb of vram on a single 1080p screen, rome 2 uses more than 2gb of vram and so do others that im not aware of?