yale0083

This one is a pretty good one. It uses windows so if you have steam games you can play some of the less demanding ones on it. It's refurbished so it is a little cheaper than the brand new one. http://www.amazon.com/Asus-Transformer-10-1-inch-Detachable-Keyboard/dp/B015GGPP3O/ref=sr_1_11?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1455056631&sr=1-11&keywords=asus+transformer

Good to know. Thank you for the help.

I upgraded my GPU a little while back and my old one is just sitting in the packaging in a closet. I was thinking of throwing it back into my current system and using it as a dedicated physx processor. Would I get any benefit from doing this? I have my 980ti handling everything currently. My old card is a 750ti.

Thanks for the tips everyone, I think I will just stick with the 2600k like most of you suggest. I might get another GPU for sli to increase my performance in games.

Hey everyone, recently I have been wondering if it is time to upgrade my i7 2600k CPU. Is their any reason to upgrade to a 6700k for games at 4k and just the usual internet surfing? I have my 2600k overclocked to 4.5 but i still get about 38 fps on the physics portion of Firestrike Ultra (physics score of about 11000). I would like to get better performance but is the upgrade to a new CPU worth the 700-800 dollars I am going to have to spend to upgrade? My set up -i7 2600k -980 ti hybrid -16 gigs of ram at 1333 ( new 2400 speed ram is on the way)