FinalTidus
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Hey guys... 
As some of you know, I just overhauled my rig to this current specs. ==>
Very happy with it so far for the past 3 months or so.
However some of my PC savvy friends commented that if I were to game triple AAA title games at high refresh at 120hz/144hz I should have gotten an i7 8700k instead.
That got my instincts ignited. Does this mean that my i5 8600k at 5ghz is not sufficient for high refresh gaming?
I read some articles about high refresh gaming using i5 8600k and i7 8700k. OC the i5 8600k to 5ghz should be sufficient to maintain that high refresh rates right?
Of cos we all know that the gfx card is the main contributor to gaming, supported by fast RAMs. But if the game is well optimised for fast refresh rates, will my i5 8600k at 5ghz be a real bottleneck?
Would a faster RAM help? Currently using 3000mhz with CL15 RAMs.
Any thoughts of this?
As some of you know, I just overhauled my rig to this current specs. ==>
Very happy with it so far for the past 3 months or so.
However some of my PC savvy friends commented that if I were to game triple AAA title games at high refresh at 120hz/144hz I should have gotten an i7 8700k instead.
That got my instincts ignited. Does this mean that my i5 8600k at 5ghz is not sufficient for high refresh gaming?
I read some articles about high refresh gaming using i5 8600k and i7 8700k. OC the i5 8600k to 5ghz should be sufficient to maintain that high refresh rates right?
Of cos we all know that the gfx card is the main contributor to gaming, supported by fast RAMs. But if the game is well optimised for fast refresh rates, will my i5 8600k at 5ghz be a real bottleneck?
Would a faster RAM help? Currently using 3000mhz with CL15 RAMs.
Any thoughts of this?
and want to scrim and save all the money. Its just $100 bucks.