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Downgrade = Upgrade?

Smooth Bunz

So I have a pretty nice set up and what not but I want to down grade it and sell my stuff so i'll have some spare money.. I currently have a 34" 3440x1440 ultrawide and a 27" 1440p.. I am looking at going to a 29" ultrawide and two 23" on the sides.

for my PC I am running x99 at the moment but thinking about going back to a 4790k and get the asus impact z97 and along with a ncase m1 which is amazing!


Should I down/upgrade? I would have more room and a nicer "looking" set up

Should I keep thinks how they are or do the changes I'd like to do? I would still have money left over after all of this too which I could use the extra $$ at the moment (therapy is expensive!!)


Edit: Forgot to add the only thing I do on my pc is gaming browsing and photo editing

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I doubt that you would get much spare after selling used and buying new.

I'd bee buying the mobo and the cpu used from a friend for $300

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But you can have the bragging right to own one of the more powerful SFF builds.. c:

xD That mobo has a non standard 2011-3 mounting on it..

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xD That mobo has a non standard 2011-3 mounting on it..

Non-standard 2011-3? Is it some special version of 2011-3? Since 2011-3 is standard mounting for X99 platforms.

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Non-standard 2011-3? Is it some special version of 2011-3? Since 2011-3 is standard mounting for X99 platforms.

Yes look at the mounting on the mini itx x99 board vs a standard atx boards mount

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