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@SeanAngelo Hmm, okay. I'm not too interested in many future PC games coming up, so I'm probably going to pick up Doom, and PUBG when they're on sale.Those are the newest games I can think of that I'm getting. So, as long as I stick with 1080p, I think I can hit over 60fps with tweaked setting near high. I don't think there's really a need for a major upgrade or new system for a while, no?

@SeanAngelo @bleedblue @AluminiumTech I'm honestly tempted to get a GTX 1060 or 1070 (I guess I'd have to do some research on how bad the 1070 would be bottle necked) and call it my Overwatch and 1080p gaming pc. It's probably not the greatest idea, but I'm sure I can get decent FPS at high setting with most games until end of 2018 no? Again thanks for all the help, you're swaying me towards waiting and selling it.

So I have a 6600k from a computer I acquired without an "overclockable" motherboard. I was hoping the community could help me decide if I should invest in like, an AIO cooler and a Z270 motherboard. With that, I'd overclock it and hope for GPU prices to go down, and upgrade it from the gtx 970 card it has. Does this sound like a good idea? Or should I just wait for prices to drop, save my money, and start fresh? Thanks for any advice you give. I'll list the specs of the PC below.Keep in mind this is my brother's old 2016 PC and he got the CPU for cheap, and didn't care about OC, which was kinda dumb in hindsight. Mobo: ASUS B150 Pro Gaming/Aura CPU: Intel i5 6600k GPU: ASUS STRIX GTX970 DC2OC 4GB RAM: Kingston HyperX FURY Black 2133MHz DDR4 16GB (8 x 2) PSU: EVGA 600B 600w