in that case, you will be a bit limited by your CPU.
As suggested above, dropping in i7-3770 would solve this.
I'm mostly playing at 120 Hz mode. How much would I be held back? If that's 5-10% I could wait for a couple months to grab a decent CPU. If that would be a %50 perf. decrease than I'd be checking for a good second hand deal.
Here is a video about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s42gvVS77dU
I'd not rush into upgrading the CPU. The video is about very specific CPU intensive games. So first check if you get the FPS you want (maxing out settings will mostly affect the GPU so do it) in games you play, and than decide when to upgrade the CPU. Basically, second...
Actually if he has 60Hz monitor, it's not important.
i5 will be a bottleneck for some games on 1080p@144Hz monitor, but higher res or lower Hz monitors will make it not relevant
in that case, you will be a bit limited by your CPU.
As suggested above, dropping in i7-3770 would solve this.
I'm mostly playing at 120 Hz mode. How much would I be held back? If that's 5-10% I could wait for a couple months to grab a decent CPU. If that would be a %50 perf. decrease than I'd be checking for a good second hand deal.
in that case, you will be a bit limited by your CPU.
As suggested above, dropping in i7-3770 would solve this.
I'm mostly playing at 120 Hz mode. How much would I be held back? If that's 5-10% I could wait for a couple months to grab a decent CPU. If that would be a %50 perf. decrease than I'd be checking for a good second hand deal.
Here is a video about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s42gvVS77dU
I'd not rush into upgrading the CPU. The video is about very specific CPU intensive games. So first check if you get the FPS you want (maxing out settings will mostly affect the GPU so do it) in games you play, and than decide when to upgrade the CPU. Basically, second hand i7-3770 would be very good idea.