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Haswell Vs Coffeelake Benchmarks @ 4.3Ghz

Hopefully a YouTube'r will have the brains to do an ivy - kaby and everything in between review over loads of games and calculate overall fps difference in % to see where the value is. My money is on hardware unboxed.
 
A lot of the high refresh rate monitors are stuck with 1080p, but in the end you're right that it depends on what resolution you play at and what GPU you have. To not though, that 1080p performance difference will probably be felt at 1440p or higher if you upgrade your GPU later on to something a lot more powerful.
 
clock your ram higher on haswell system , and cpu if possible , my clocked system has basically the same performance as 7700k ,


edit: theres no need to upgrade haswel / devil canyon to coffelake
 
yoyo59 said:
it seems the i7-8700k is great at 1080p that's if people who buy £400 CPUs still game at 1080p
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of course they do.if you have a modern high hz monitor you want that fps.1080 and 144fps in modern games is still a big challenge.people often think 1080 is easy.it is old games not new ones.

also the benchmarks you really want to look at is what people are actually playing.pubg for eg you really want the high clock speed in that and the cores.really does show the difference.

tombraider lol.why do these clueless people always bench single player games ?

why not pubg , bf1 ? in mp.
 
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