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4690k to 4770T

ian1989
By ian1989
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Hi is it worth it to pay £150 for a i7 4770T ? I use a 144hz monitor and I notice alot of texture pop ins when playing the rise of the tombraider   and witcher 3 .

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full specs?

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The 4690K is much faster that the 4770T. I don't see the point of upgrading.

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I don't think the 4770T will be an upgrade.  Perhaps consider the 4790k as that would be an upgrade and could be of some benefit at 144hz.  With a high end GPU, the 4690k can be a bit of a bottleneck at high refresh rates.

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Msi z97 gameing 3

Sandisk 480 gb ssd 

Msi gtx 970 4gb

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20 gb ram 1800 mhz

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