Skylake or Current build?

[beclauss]

Hey guys, I'm considering either getting a skylake build. Would it really benefit me as a PC Gamer at all? Here are my current specs

 

Intel Core i5-4570

8 GB RAM

GTX 760

600W LEPA PSU

2 TB Seagate Barracuda

MSI H81M-E33

 

 

What I'm considering for Skylake: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/DptWpg I MIGHT get a new case, still unsure if I'll actually do that though.

EDIT: Forgot to mention that I may end up keeping my GTX 760 for now, at least until I feel its time to upgrade.

[Morgan MLGman]

If you need more FPS just get a new GPU and an SSD for faster boot times and better quality of everyday's usage of your PC

[ThatOneRussian]

maybe 10 or so extra frames. id wait for XPoint though when it arrives early next year

[LtStaffel]

Yours is fine, sky lake isn't so much better to upgrade over.

[Opeth747]

I would save that and spend more on a better GPU. 

[beclauss]

maybe 10 or so extra frames. id wait for XPoint though when it arrives early next year

XPoint?

[MageTank]

Hey guys, I'm considering either getting a skylake build. Would it really benefit me as a PC Gamer at all? Here are my current specs

 

Intel Core i5-4570

8 GB RAM

GTX 760

600W LEPA PSU

2 TB Seagate Barracuda

MSI H81M-E33

 

 

What I'm considering for Skylake: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/DptWpg I MIGHT get a new case, still unsure if I'll actually do that though.

EDIT: Forgot to mention that I may end up keeping my GTX 760 for now, at least until I feel its time to upgrade.

That CPU is perfectly capable of driving a GTX 980 Ti, so i would just stick with what you have. A good investment for more performance would be an SSD. Maybe even spend the extra cash, and get a better GPU. R9 390 would be a pretty good upgrade for the GTX 760, and you can sell your old card on the net somewhere for $100-$120 or so.

[beclauss]

I would save that and spend more on a better GPU. 

Well at the very least I am replacing this motherboard AND PSU.

[ThatOneRussian]

XPoint?

its basically cheap RAM and SSD storage in one package

[Jacktastic-Mofo]

That systems fine, no need to fix what ain't dying. I'd save up for a better GPU and see what Pascal has to offer in a few months.

[ThatOneRussian]

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2973549/storage/intels-crazy-fast-3d-xpoint-optane-memory-heads-for-ddr-slots-but-with-a-catch.html

[LeapFrogMasterRace]

Surprised no one told you how crap that psu is yet..

[Morgan MLGman]

Well at the very least I am replacing this motherboard AND PSU.

If you really want to upgrade your system, listen to people that know what they're talking about, personal preference does not add performance.

Here are the upgrades you might want to do that are going to improve your PC performance : http://pcpartpicker.com/p/H6TrkL

[brob]

Hey guys, I'm considering either getting a skylake build. Would it really benefit me as a PC Gamer at all? Here are my current specs

 

Intel Core i5-4570

8 GB RAM

GTX 760

600W LEPA PSU

2 TB Seagate Barracuda

MSI H81M-E33

 

 

What I'm considering for Skylake: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/DptWpg I MIGHT get a new case, still unsure if I'll actually do that though.

EDIT: Forgot to mention that I may end up keeping my GTX 760 for now, at least until I feel its time to upgrade.

 

If you already own an i5-4570 system upgrading to an unlocked Skylake will not greatly improve gaming performance. Upgrading the gpu would do much more to improve gaming.