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Best off waiting for this https://www.amazon.de/SAPPHIRE-NITRO-RADEON-GDDR5-PCI-E/dp/B01IQS6QE6/ref=sr_1_4?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1470076913&sr=1-4&keywords=rx+480 or saving up some more 

Well coming from someone with a 4K 60 GSync display, absolutely yes its worth it.
 
There have been occasions when new games have released with issues like micro stutter (Far Cry 4 for example) and even games which have been totally broken (Batman AK) where literally millions of users have had issues (Total Biscuit even made a video about how bad FC4 was at launch) and for me they've been totally smooth and playable.
 
When FC4 released no one on SPUD would believe that I could play without stutter despite me posting a video to YouTube proving the fact. As a test I disabled GSync and the micro stutter appeared, re enabled it and it went away.
 
I'm not going to pretend BAK wasn't totally broken for me because it was however I didn't see any micro stutter at all unlike almost every other user, again disabled Gsync and the stutter appeared.
 
GTAV was another game which had issues with micro stutter, it was fine on release but when R* dropped the second or third patch SPUD exploded with posts about it. For me nothing and again, disabled GSync and it appeared.
 
On top of that I can play GTAV at 4K with almost max settings (just no AA enabled and Grass on Medium) and sure, it plays at 35 to 45 fps but its still totally butter smooth because of GSync and I am quite sensitive to stutter and low FPS.
 
IMO my GSync monitor is just about the best thing I have purchased for my PC in a looooong time and its something I will always look at getting in the future too (adaptive refresh in general, be it Free or GSync)

No. It simply won't support it. It's a waste of money too.

If it says up to 4, the maximum is 4.

no, the max is 4 GB
you can try 8 GB but its a risk
like certain nucs say the only support up to 16 GB but linus put in 32 GB of ram

G31 chipsets can support only upto 4GB. Sorry mate.

nope, only 4gb

Agreed. Most likely, as well, current hardware would get cheaper, so it'd fit right in his budget.

1 year later pascal will be out. wait for it and replan the rig by that time skylake should be getting cheaper as well. I know its hard not to get hyped but just chill out for a while.

If you are even thinking of cards in the price range of the 980ti. Then on the AMD side you would be thinking of the Fury X which runs just as cool and power efficient as the Nvidia cards.