Thanks bro but actually i don't do benchmarks and just did this one as i got interested. What really cought my attention was how my GPU performance balanced things here as overall DS gets a higher score than me but the massive points gained by the GPU result helped to overpass his which to be honest was a surprise to me and quite interesting to say the least. Other than that my stock i5 6600k and my 2,4Ghz RAMS can't stand a chance against his CPU and 3Ghz RAM.If you two want to compare CPU+memory in benches then i suggest cinebench:
https://www.guru3d.com/files_details/cinebench_15_download.html
Its pretty much the best the software for this type of comparison, i use it to gauge overclocking results, for both memory and CPU, or when comparing an old system to a new one. It sort of gives a nice ratio to real world gains, so it makes it easy for me to compare, optimize and choose my settings.
I recently spotted the Pentium G4560 which seems to be better than the old one and a good option to the i3 while offering similar performance and 4K resolution support. I have been thinking in getting a low-end PC for everyday task while only using my PC when i really want to game.Well this days at least from my tests i do see 2133 Mhz as a minimum for RAM, if your after good system response times. Gaming wise there's very few games where RAM speed makes a difference, Fallout 4 and Overwatch are the only ones that come to mind, though i think there where 2-3 others as well.