Upgrade Linux Virtual Windows PC (Work and Gaming)

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Hello Community,

 

i am running Ubuntu LTS 16.04 and a KVM Win10 VM with Hardware Passthrough.
(My system is listed Beleow)
With my normal usage i am getting between 85-95% Cpu Usage + a Heavy Ram Usage.
My system doesen't feel that snapy anymore,

furthermore i am not so happy about my single Thread Perfomance.

So i want to do a little upgrade between 500-1500€.
Thought about a Ryzen CPU+ Faster Storage, but i am not sure since Ryzen only has 24 Pci Express Lanes. And Some(Hardware Passthrough Related Issues)
Or should i wait on Skylake EP ?

 

Benchmarks of My windows 10 VM for Orientation :

Cinebench Multicore : 770  (4 core 8 Threads)
3D Mark Firestrike Overal: 15482
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/18857826?key=zn3Iqaf_R1Ynua-d5G83AA

 

My Current System:

Cooling & Case & Powe Supply
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Case: Corsair Obsidian 750D
Cooling: Corsair H110 with Crosair ML140
Power Supply: BeQuiet Pure Power 530 LS
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System:
Motherboard: MSI X79a-gd45
CPU:  Intel Core I7 3930k Currently @4,2ghz
RAM: DDR3 Ram 4x8 gb 1333mhz  @Quadchannel
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Graphics:
ATI HD 5670 512mb  (Linux System)
Nvidia Palit GTX 1080 Gamerock Premium  (Windows System)
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Storage:
System SSD: Raid 0 2x 256gb Samsung 850 evo
File SSD : Mx 300 525gb SSD
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Addtional Network:
Mellanox 2 10 gbit s(for linux system)
1 gbit s (for windows System)

 

kind regards 
Lasti

[RadiatingLight]

Ryzen has 24 Chipset lanes + 16 CPU lanes.

 

I don't know anything about Ryzen hardware passthrough, but if you do end up buying a Ryzen (8 core obviously), you would see more performance. (by passing 6 cores to your VM)

[gtx1060=value]

looks like a pretty good system for running vms - maybe you should try cleaning up your drives and optimizing them then run some benchmarks - same thing for my work pc - my vms weren't running as fast anymore so i just cleaned up all my disks and tried a different raid - twice as fast now