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I like to play games in high/medium settings in a 900p monitor. :) CPU : i5 4440. GPU : ASUS ROG GTX 1050 TI. Will this CPU bottleneck this GPU? Is Corsair CX 430 enough to handle this system?

Thanks brother. :)

Thanks to all of U guys. I will look forward to buying a 144hz monitor. But can U guys pls suggest me if BenQ or Asus is better than the other? :)

Is this rig enough to squeez out 300 fps in CS:GO? SPECS: CPU: Intel i5 7600~4.1GHz (non-k) GPU: ASUS GTX 1070 Strix ROG 8GB DDR5. RAM : Corsair Vengeance 2x8GB DDR4 (2400 MHz) Monitor: Asus VP247H 24 inch Gaming Monitor. PSU : EVGA 650W Supernova Gold. HDD : Seagate Barracuda 1TB. Motherboard...

i5 7400/i5 7500/i5 7600. Choose any. An i5 CPU of 7th generation won't disappoint you. I bet that. :)

Please get the core i5 4440 and the gtx 750ti...i5 4440 is almost/same as that of i5 4460 with no noticeable difference and will also save your 10 bucks. Add those bucks up a bit and get the gtx 750ti instead . It will give you high fps in 720p at medium to high settings. Thats it. Any i5 that...

Lower the contrast and brightness. Set hue to default. Keep your eye distance 2 feet from the monitor.

Enjoy gaming

Hello darkwizard. If you play with intel hd graphics, the iGPU will limit your gaming experience. And according to your latest question about the iGPU dying, my answer is NO. The iGPU is built in same die so the iGPU is as robust as the CPU. For gaming, get a discrete GPU. Thats it.

Z170x gaming 3 from gigabyte (138$) will be a great mobo. This CPU is great for gaming and good for light editing. If editing is priority then go for an i7. Case : Corsair Carbide series Spec 01 (70$)

Monitor issue for sure. See if the monitor power light is also turning off and On.

Go for Steel Series Siberia V2. Its aroungd 90$ to 100$. It is simply awesome.