i7 4770k or i7 4790k for gaming?

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i recently purchased i7 4770k and just after 2 weeks saw about devils canyon processor i7 4790k ....im confused whether i7 4770k is not enough for coming 2 years gaming in ultra or high settings
processor i7 4770k
gpu gtx 760
ram 8gb coresiar
please reply..... :)
 
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The 4770k is plenty for gaming. If it were me, I would have got the i5 4440 CPU with a GTX 980 or GTX 970. This would have given a better gaming experience, but there other things to consider in a build. If your not going to be doing 4k gaming and stick to 1080p gaming, you should be fine for a bit. I know there are reports out that some newer games might be pushing the vRAM limits over 2 gb's, but I haven't read enough to say for sure.
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they are almost the same, dont worry, stay with your 4770k :)
 
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The 4770k is plenty for gaming. If it were me, I would have got the i5 4440 CPU with a GTX 980 or GTX 970. This would have given a better gaming experience, but there other things to consider in a build. If your not going to be doing 4k gaming and stick to 1080p gaming, you should be fine for a bit. I know there are reports out that some newer games might be pushing the vRAM limits over 2 gb's, but I haven't read enough to say for sure.
 
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