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People are starving, doesn't mean everyone else has to as well.
OUCH. If your monitor is 144 HZ and you cant keep 144 FPS then your monitor is worthless. A 60 HZ monitor going on 60 FPS is better than a 144 HZ monitor going on 100 FPS. To be Honest, to keep 144 HZ/FPS in most games you will need the gpus in sli or crossfire. 1 graphic card is usually not enought to keep a stable 144HZ in a lot of games. Especially when going ultra. Get another gpu and you should be ok. Expensive you say...well that is what you get when going 144HZ.
Actually, for any game
and also, here is actually a link to a topic that is started by someone who wanted to have 144hz computer.
https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/5yblvf/1080p_144hz_gaming_pc_build/
I see that the recomended GPUs there are below mine, but the CPU, they use an I5 7th gen, I have an I7 Sandy Bridge E (i7 3820 OC @4.5Ghz), Do I have a CPU bottlenecking my 1080ti?
100 fps on a 144hz monitor will look worse than 60 fps on a 60hz monitor. If you think otherwise your delusional.