Pc build, what do you think?

[Amaze_1x]

Budget (including currency): 1500 usd

Country: sweden

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: hogwarts legacy, sons of the forest, csgo, gta v, minecraft. and upcoming games.

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 system specs is as following: gtx 1080, i7-7700,16gb ram,550w psu, msi bazooka b250m, crappy cpu cooler.
My potentially new system will have as following, 6750xt, i5-12600k, 16gb ram (might upgrade to 32 later on), asus tuf b660 plus wifi d4, 850w psu, nh-uh12s cpu cooler.
If anyone have any recommendations about the system please do tell me. I will also be linking a pcpartpicker list so you can see exactly what models and everything.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/48pxBj

I have not included any storage in this build as im gonna reuse it from my old system. (same for case)

[Amaze_1x]

and btw is this upgrade even worth it? i mean 1080 is still pretty stable but i still want an upgrade. Will i notice big improvements in performance? Or is it just a tiny bit better and not worth upgrading?

[tkitch]

6 minutes ago, Amaze_1x said:

and btw is this upgrade even worth it? i mean 1080 is still pretty stable but i still want an upgrade. Will i notice big improvements in performance? Or is it just a tiny bit better and not worth upgrading?

A 1080 is probably (overall) on par with a 6600 (non-XT)

 

So, yes, there's an uplift, but...  it's not gonna be a huge one.

 

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As for the rest of the build:
12600k is basically a 13400.  I'd look at the 13400/13500 and see how pricing compares to the 12600k.

Fine board, but you could probably get one for 75$ less and not miss anything.  

Get a different cooler:  The AK-620 is cheaper, and way better than the one you have.

 

[TPCEA]

What storage do you have?

[Amaze_1x]

3 minutes ago, RevGAM said:

What storage do you have?

i have an unknown ssd of 256gb and a 2tb hdd. i will prob get another sdd in the future with higher capacity and speeds

[Amaze_1x]

17 minutes ago, tkitch said:

A 1080 is probably (overall) on par with a 6600 (non-XT)

 

So, yes, there's an uplift, but...  it's not gonna be a huge one.

 

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As for the rest of the build:
12600k is basically a 13400.  I'd look at the 13400/13500 and see how pricing compares to the 12600k.

Fine board, but you could probably get one for 75$ less and not miss anything.  

Get a different cooler:  The AK-620 is cheaper, and way better than the one you have.

 

so do you think i should replace the 6750xt with the 6800xt for $230 more?

And if so what cpu should i pair with it? i7-12700k?
the ak-620 is only 15 ish dollars cheaper in my country, and the noctua one looks better imo. Noctua one is also more quiet and i have 6 fans in my rig so that couldcome in handy.
What mobo were you reffering to?

[TPCEA]

5 hours ago, Amaze_1x said:

i have an unknown ssd of 256gb and a 2tb hdd. i will prob get another sdd in the future with higher capacity and speeds

If the SSD is your boot drive, install all or most of your games to the HDD or it'll be a problem. Get a 1-2TB SSD when you can and make that your boot drive, and relegate the HDD to backups and storage.  The bad part about using the HDD for games is it'll slow them down, so don't wait long to get that SSD. The alternative is to only install a tiny percentage of games on your tiny SSD.

I have the i7-12700k on a rug gaming h670 mobo. If you're at all concerned about heat, you might want to consider the nh-u12a instead. 

Also, the 6800xt is rather better than the 6750 xt, so it's a matter of do you want to spend the extra? Or, wait until you find a deal on one from a good manufacturer.