i7 out of i9 cats will have. (poor pun)Have you heard about those i9 processors?! Wow.
Depends if it's an OEM or retail copy. That said, i've never had a problem moving Windows from different computers - via Microsoft chat or phone call, just blag it. If not buy a cheap key from bay ~£10.Actually I just thought about Windows, isn't your copy of Windows tied to your motherboard or something odd like that? Ending up with no OS could be a problem.
Ah, you mean they're running on your 144Hz monitor - you won't be getting a steady 144FPS on all titles, far from it, with settings on ultra (Your GPU bound games will have far less average. Although, I don't recognise some of the titles). Try running MSI after burner or see if the games have an in game FPS display - or benchmark. I'm afraid you'll be slightly disappointed at your actual, average FPS if you play on ULTRA in RE2 (if the remake version) - Google YouTube RE2 GTX 1070 1440p. Look up BDO gameplay at 1440p on a 1070 too *Some of the other games look CPU bound - but i'm not a gamer...Yeah no joke, since I got a 144hz monitor I've played DMC5, Re2, Kenshi (altho it chugs) and BDO (dips in cities) and all solid 144fps. So near enough!
Your 1440p - 144Hz monitor would benefit more from a 9700K and a RTX 2070 combo (if funds were an issue), unless you plan to upgrade GPU soon? That said if you play mostly niche games with low quality GFX and are mostly CPU bound this wouldn't be such an issue...
EDIT: I tried getting some RE2 examples - but gameplay in examples were too different for comparison. So below is a comparison of the 1070 with the RTX 2070 in 7 popular games to give you an idea of expected FPS in top tier games *You're only interested in the 1440p examples:
To tidy cables - so they're not hanging - as you will have a windowed case (but was more a comment in jest).To keep the SSDs stable or did something just go over my head?
**Excuse all the edits - working late on something else, at the same time, while still drinking like it's a Friday night...
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