ThePanda1412

I was basing the decision on benchmarks I had seen showing up to 10 fps difference in some games with the 6600k. Also what about the rm750 with 980s sli and i54690k @4.4. Will it be sufficient. If so will there be room for gpu overcloing provided the temps are low enough?

I was basing the decision on benchmarks I had seen showing up to 10 fps difference in some games with the 6600k. Also what about the rm750 with 980s sli and i54690k @4.4. Will it be sufficient. If so will there be room for gpu overcloing provided the temps are low enough?

Okay so I have just built my new pc: I5 4690k Gtx 980 8gb ddr3 Corsair rm750 H60 cooler push pull I was considering upgrading to the skylake 6600k, however I realise this will also mean upgrading the mobo and ram. Do you think it is worth the uprage of about £50 ($70). I have the CPU at 4.4ghz at the moment so will the 6600k have much of a gaming improvement at 4.4 also? On the topic of 4690k, it uses the 1150 chipset and becuase the skylake uses an 1151 does this mean 1150 is dead- so no upgrades down the line? My last question is, is an rm750 better than a evga g2 750. And also will a rm750 be enough for 980s sli considering the CPU clock for both the 4690k and 6600k.