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I don't think you would have much issue with 5760x1080, though if you want to push your boundaries you could always get 3 2560x1440 120Hz IPS monitors.

Overlord
Catleap

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yeah i would think with 2x gtx titans you probobly have a relative budget for monitors .. if thats the case you can certainly pop for 3x of the 2560x1440 or x 1600 monitors. you can go big box like Dell, or you can go the alternative koreans and get a catleap / shimian or similar. but do keep in mind the korean monitors often have a pretty big bezel, and it can be hard to safely remove!

Now if you don't mind sticking with the 1080 resolution but you still want to use all that horsepower, what about going 3d? Also this baby has on HELLA-TINY Bezel:
Samsung S27A950D

they seem to be pretty hard to find, but man are they sweet.

my other recommend if you want to stick with 1080, don't need 3d, but still want a large and amazing panel is the AOC 27 I2757FH.
Its a bestbuy Exclusive, but all reviews on it are great, and the bezel is only around 12mm counting the interior border.

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Oc on monitor scares me ( the price too especially if you buy 3 of them )

I went to BestBuy this morning to take a look at this monitor and walked away with three LG 27EA63V-P's instead. They had it right next to the AOC and the bezel looked identical. The LG also has a VESA Mount, DVI input, and was thinner. It's perfect for me. The monitor is thin enough to overlap the bezels and being able to mount them is awesome. They look amazing, far better than my old 23" Samsung monitors.

A Catleap Q270 '2b Extreme' version will do 120hz at 2560x1440.

I'd suggest going through 120hz.net unless you want to buy from green-sum on ebay.

Prices have been rising though due to panel unavailability, as they use LG s-ips panels that also go into Apple Cinema displays.

I own one of these and 120hz at 2560x1440 is glorious.

I wish I could drop another ~$1.6k to go Eyefinity...
But I guess I'd need to upgrade to SLI-Titan or Tri-680 to feed the pixel count.

Also I'm not sure if any cards support three DL-DVI connectors as the Catleap only comes with a DVI connector (and no OSD, for faster response times)-