the new skylake cpu required a new skylake motherboard and ddr4 rams -worth the money ??
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Skylake supports both DDR3 and DDR4.
As for how much better it will be, nobody knows. Broadwell which is supposed to be a Haswell shrink with a few tweaks actually scores worse in some benchmarks.
As for how much better it will be, nobody knows. Broadwell which is supposed to be a Haswell shrink with a few tweaks actually scores worse in some benchmarks.
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Most modern games will already do 60fps fine on an i5-2500k or even less. The i5-4690k and beyond are just more overkill in case future games suddenly become considerably more CPU-intensive or for people who do other stuff for which they can use the extra processing power.
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