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10% doesn't matter if it exceeds what your monitor can handle. For example, in Tech Report's benchmarking, even a i5-8400 is well over 60Hz in many current game
by ac29 8y ago
10% doesn't matter if it exceeds what your monitor can handle. For example, in Tech Report's benchmarking, even a i5-8400 is well over 60Hz in many current games at 1080p on maximum settings. [0]
If you want to run the latest games on max settings at 4K/120hz, it's a different story. Personally? I remember when reviews gushed over 30fps at 800x600.
[0] https://techreport.com/review/34192/intel-core-i9-9900k-cpu-reviewed https://techreport.com/review/34192/intel-core-i9-9900k-cpu-...
- Armisael16 8y agoDid you respond to the wrong comment? No one much cares about the framerate in civ6. It's about AI turn calculations in the end of the game, which is what the benchmarks people were linking are.