Hughie2k

No, but I only have Rocket League and CS:GO installed right now, and I will probably install some more demanding story games. In both Rocket League and CS:GO, i'm pretty balanced with the CPU and GPU both regularly getting to 99% depending on where I look with the camera. I also get this weird thing in rocket League where neither my cpu or gpu are maxed and i am not at the in game fps cap, and my temps are fine (sub 70 for GPU, sub 80 for CPU). This usually only happens in replays and before kickoffs though(when i'm not actually driving), so I am not sure if it's really a bad sign. My GPU is also rather loud.

So I have an i5 4670k overclocked from 3.4ghz to 4.2ghz, 16gb of ddr3-1600mhz, and an xfx rx 570 at 1400mhz on the core clock, and 1900 on the memory. My question is, what would it make most sense for me to upgrade? Also, if I leave the upgrade for a couple of years, will the answer change, as games might become more intensive on the gpu than the cpu than they are now? I mainly game, and do pretty much no creative work.