In terms of 60+ 1440P gaming (GPU excluded from the calculation - think 970/1070). I've got that i5-model already 
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In terms of 60+ 1440P gaming (GPU excluded from the calculation - think 970/1070). I've got that i5-model already
Minimal. The i7 may throw you a couple FPS through faster single cores, but the 4690K is good enough for any GPU these days at any resolution.
Its not worth upgrading if all you care about is game performance.
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In terms of 60+ 1440P gaming (GPU excluded from the calculation - think 970/1070). I've got that i5-model already
Minimal. The i7 may throw you a couple FPS through faster single cores, but the 4690K is good enough for any GPU these days at any resolution.
Its not worth upgrading if all you care about is game performance.
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For a single graphics card stick with the i5. If you have plans of multiple high end GPUs then I would advise you get the i7, although I would also advise you at the same time to stay away from SLI/CF lol.
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