Upgrading my current build

[ShurikTheCat]

Budget (including currency): ~800-1000usd

Country: USA

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Programming and gaming. Primary league of legends, World of tanks, Stellaris, and EU4 but occasionally the triple a title like MHW

Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): 

 

My old computer died due to some  unknown motherboard/ram issue and it was about time for an upgrade anyway.

I am looking for a cpu, ram, and motherboard set.

 

My current build of the Asus z87-pro and an overclocked i4-4770k with a Noctua NM-i115x and a 1070 works for everything I play. I have a 120 gig boot SSD and then another 500ish gig one for all the games I play. The fans get a tad loud and the CPU temps are a tad toasty but that's something that chip is known for.

 

I have a 450w power supply from my old computer and I don't know if I should budget for a new one in this building or it'll work for now and I should upgrade it when I upgrade the GPU.

 

I use 2 60hz, 1080p monitors which I plan on upgrading later when I have the money.

 

The same goes for the 1070, I was thinking of using it until the 3070/3080 comes out and I come into some more money.

 

Same goes for the NM-i115x, though I would like to use it as an intern cooking solution till I can upgrade it. I assume I can get a different mounting mechanism/bracket for my noctua cooler that'll fit the CPU socket I get. If I'm wrong please let me know

 

I don't really want any rbg and other than a preference to a mat black/chrome aesthetic I have no preference.

 

I assume I'll need to budget for 16 gigs of ddr4 RAM. For what I'm doing I don't think I need more.

 

If any of my assumptions are wrong please let me know. Thanks in advance for the help.

 

 

[ShurikTheCat]

@BlueScope819

Why the B450 Tomahawk max instead of the regular tomahawk?

 

Any 144hz monitor recommendations that'll fit within the budget.

[boggy77]

the b450 tomahawk max would have been the go to board a year ago.

nowadays it's expensive and there are b550 boards out there that are better and sometimes cheaper than the b450 tomahawk