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8600k is more than enough for gaming.

U don't need 12 threads for gaming.
Even 6 threads is more than enough :D

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2 minutes ago, Vincent N. said:

Should I pair an intel core i5 8600k or an i7 8700k with an ASUS gtx 1060 O6G Gaming? Does it really matter? Will there be any performance affected? Does it matter if you pair a high-end CPU with a low-end GPU or a high-end GPU with a low-end CPU?

Depends on what you're doing. If you only plan on gaming, get the 8600k.

Yes it matters, you will get better average fps and less stutters when pairing a good CPU with a high end GPU. If you were to use say a Pentium G4560 with a 1080TI in 1080p (even 1440p) you won't be utilizing the GPU 100%. There will most certainly be stutters and dropped frames.

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Just now, bleedblue said:

Depends on what you're doing. If you only plan on gaming, get the 8600k.

Yes it matters, you will get better average fps and less stutters when pairing a good CPU with a high end GPU. If you were to use say a Pentium G4560 with a 1080TI in 1080p (even 1440p) you won't be utilizing the GPU 100%. There will most certainly be stutters and dropped frames.

Thank you so much for the information, and yes I plan to do only pure gaming. I appreciate it

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