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21 minutes ago, Redheadgaming said:

would i be running in to any bottlenecks by using a 980 and an i5 4440 

i disagree with you guys, a GTX 980 is the same as a GTX 1060, the i5-4440 is gonna perform pretty well with the GTX 980, and if you're gonna game on 1440P then that CPU is more than enough.

 

have fun with it until you feel like you need an upgrade.

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10 minutes ago, syn2112 said:

i disagree with you guys, a GTX 980 is the same as a GTX 1060, the i5-4440 is gonna perform pretty well with the GTX 980, and if you're gonna game on 1440P then that CPU is more than enough.

 

have fun with it until you feel like you need an upgrade.

im running 1080 144hz

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Just now, Redheadgaming said:

im running 1080 144hz

Just some you GPU can do 144fps fine if you turn settings down enough, but the CPU may hold you back.

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11 hours ago, Redheadgaming said:

would i be running in to any bottlenecks by using a 980 and an i5 4440 

depends on the game and how CPU heavy it is...pump up the graphics demanding settings and enjoy, you'll still get 60FPS+ on most games.

What you have there is comparable to a brand new Ryzen R5-1400 which is known to perform well with a GTX 1060 which is about as comparable to a GTX 980, CPU performance compare:

http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i5-4440-vs-AMD-Ryzen-5-1400/1993vs3922

it's a good match and should run most demanding modern games relatively well!

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