SLI and Crossfire to me is only worth it if you're prolonging the life of an existing card you already own. I buy a single flagship card, wait a generation and buy another one of these cards, then on the generation after that I get a new flagship card and then repeat. So essentially I will be replacing my 290X's when the 400 series comes about.

Also it depends on the resolution you're attempting to operate games at, 2560x1440 is a hell of a lot more demanding to run than 1920x1080, also my monitor is 144hz so I want to get the highest possible framerate I can to make use of my refresh rate. If you're running 1920x1080 a single 290X or 390X would be completely fine for years to come, I would get the 390X however since it's a refined model.

Yeah, until a game try's to take advantage of 3.5Gb's of VRAM...

grab a 970 during black friday, you won't be disappointed.

Legit interested to see what games will be patched with DX12 on the Bone and seeing what the differences are.

I love the environment textures in this game. that's about it

Considering I have two 290X's I'm expecting a 120 FPS average maxed out at 2560x1440.

Async compute, manual resource Barrier tracking, and explicit memory management are new features of DX12 and not exclusive to the PC, correct? If that's the case, wouldn't you see an improvement on XB1?

Exactly where does that article say "we are only talking about PC"?