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The big computer upgrade question. Need your intelligent opinion

So Upgrade the Cpu and Ram and mobo

Or the Gpu

Their are good arguments for both sides What do you think

 

I could sell gpu for about 200$ and upgrade OR sell the other 3 things and upgrade to Ryzen 5 (6 core model when it comes out) all 3 would sell for 200-300$

 

What do you think I should upgrade 

 

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Looking at this first consider.Do you need to upgrade.Open your favourite game and task manager and look at the usage.That's still a pretty ok build

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2 minutes ago, CODboyX said:

I could sell gpu for about 200$ and upgrade OR sell the other 3 things and upgrade to Ryzen 5 (6 core model when it comes out) all 3 would sell for 200-300$

If you are only gaming, just get a used 4790K for $250 from ebay and call it a day...

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Do not get open box and it would be nice that you tell us your current specs.

 

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Just now, NumLock21 said:

Do not get open box and it would be nice that you tell us your current specs.

 

Why not.

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Just now, Himommies said:

Why not.

missing items, defective items, etc.

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Just now, NumLock21 said:

missing items, defective items, etc.

Especially If your buying off ebay.I wouldn't even call it a risk.It's more of a matter of time before your refundd comes and you can try another seller

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Honestly, your specs are fine. Sure you might want to go for a 4790k if you want to hit higher framerates at 1080p, but unfortunately that non-Z mobo really holds you back. Basically, as it stands, I wouldn't bother changing a thing because you could spend $300 and get very little improvement.

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7 minutes ago, Himommies said:

Especially If your buying off ebay.I wouldn't even call it a risk.It's more of a matter of time before your refundd comes and you can try another seller

Some can still return to where they got it from and it's then sold as open box, not just ebay.
 

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2 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

Some can still return to where they got it from and it's then sold as open box, not just ebay.
 

 

Ebay and Amazon are probaly the safest

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2 minutes ago, Himommies said:

Ebay and Amazon are probaly the safest

Safest from what? One can easily abuse a gpu or cpu by overclocking to the max, and then say they don't want it, by returning it, within the return limit.

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1 hour ago, Lotus said:

Honestly, your specs are fine. Sure you might want to go for a 4790k if you want to hit higher framerates at 1080p, but unfortunately that non-Z mobo really holds you back. Basically, as it stands, I wouldn't bother changing a thing because you could spend $300 and get very little improvement.

Why not a 4790 then?

 

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1 hour ago, NumLock21 said:

Do not get open box and it would be nice that you tell us your current specs.

 

I already have the gpu

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