I'd personally stick with a single card solution. Just get the best single card solution out there (7800GTX). I remember reading benchmarks on Tom's Hardware and Anandtech that had single card solutions beat out SLI. SLI can get a little glitchy too, at certain times you may see the difference between where the two cards render. SLI will also draw alot more power and generate alot more heat for not that great of a performance increase. Another thing is relaibility, I would imagine SLI might have problems since it's more complex then a single card solution. Just make sure you get a good processor, good RAM, a good HDD, and a good single card solution, and you should be fine running all your games on the highest settings.
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Originally Posted by soccerchamp76
If I were you, I would purchase a motherboard capable of SLI and an Nvidia 7800GTX graphics card. That card alone is a beast that will power ANYTHING. If you feel the need for more power, you can always buy a second card and connect them.
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I didn't read that
. That seems to be the best thing to do.