Next Upgrade

[vinchy]

Hi guys I really need some inputs on what to upgrade next. 

My current setup is:

I7-3770k
Asus Sabertooth Z97
Stock Cooler
2x4GB Corsair Vengeance Ram

Palit Gtx 780
Plextor M6s 128gb
Seagate 7200rpm 1TB
Seasonic M12-evo 620w
Nzxt S340 White

Peripherals:
Generic Keyboard

Dragonwar Dragunov Mouse

Upgrades thats on my mind:
Nzxt S340 - Mastercase Pro 5 / Storm Trooper
Stock Cooler - Cooler Master V8 Gts
Generic Keyboard - Varmilio 87key (Mx blues) / G710 

Thanks and more power! 

[unidentical]

I might suggest a bigger SSD. The more programs and games and files you have on solid state rather than platters, the more responsive it's going to feel in general.

[vinchy]

Just now, unidentical said:

I might suggest a bigger SSD. The more programs and games and files you have on solid state rather than platters, the more responsive it's going to feel in general.

I really just use my ssd for bootup and my school files. Other applications and things are stored on my hdd. Im really torned if i should get a mastercase or a keyboard tho. hahaha

[Moonzy]

24 minutes ago, vinchy said:

 

a 250gb ssd if you need it

a better gpu

a better keyboard/mouse (depends if you like your current one or not)

a better cpu cooler

 

my sequence would be

GPU -> CPU Cooler -> keyboard/mouse -> SSD

 

if you overclock a lot

CPU Cooler -> GPU -> keyboard/mouse -> SSD

 

you can upgrade your case too if you want, its a personal preference thing

 

edit:

if you're still fine with your gpu then

CPU Cooler -> Keyboard/mouse -> SSD -> GPU

 

you can fit your case upgrade anywhere, depends on how much you like the master case pro 5

[KettyKoala]

The two upgrades I'd go for are a new CPU cooler for definite, and also a larger SSD, especially If you play large games (i'm guessing you're a gamer) with long loading times like BF4, Fallout 4, GTA V etc. you will really see the difference. I don't really see the need in changing anything else personally... Obviously if you wan't a new case then that is a personal preference kind of thing, so if you're bored of the look of your case then why not

 

Edit: Everything depends on what you actually do with your computer