PC Upgrade descision

[LeonFTW798]

Hey,

first of all, i´m from germany so sorry for my bad english

 

Iám planing on upgrading my Rig. 

Heres my situation

 

RIG: I7 3770 - GTX 970 - Mainboard (came out of an medion PC) MS-7797 - 8gb DDR3 - 3TB HDD - 256gb Samsung 850 PRO - 630W PSU (BQT PurePower L8) - ODD - Cryorig H7 Cooler - Corsair Obsidian 750d

 

Parts laying around:  gtx 660 - 1 TB HDD 

 

 

MY PLANS

 

buying a i7 6700k and a Asus Maximus VIII Fomula + 16gb ddr4. -> Upgrading my RIG AND building a new pc with the parts laying around and buying a case for it -> Buying a ZTE AXON 7

 

OR 

 

Selling my Computer and build a completely new one at a 1800€ Range (I saven also about 1000€)

 

OR

 

selling my PC and buying a few parts to build a 600€ PC for selling

 

OR 

 

Selling my gtx 970 and buying a 1080

 

OR 

 

Selling my 970 and a 24 inch display and getting a 4k display and a 1070

 

Like i Said i have an extra 1000 € (1123 $) to spend. BTW The Smartphone Variant ( Variant 1 ) is only about having it earlier. And the mainboard is green so the whole rig looks horrible... thats why im planning to get a new base. and the CPU is still worth quite a bit of money so it would be better to sell it now in a 500-600€ rig or selling my rig for 750-800€

 

Thanks for the answers

-Leon

[_JohnB330ci]

Is that it? A CPU?

[Thony]

We need FULL SPEC LIST (Motherboard, RAM, HDD, SSD, Power supply, Case, Cooler) and we need to know HOW MUCH money can u spend ?

[LeonFTW798]

sry i accidentaly finished the editing step

 

[Mira Yurizaki]

I'd say buy a new GPU. The CPU is still pretty good.

 

However, if you're seeing that one as is, you might be able to get away with € 1000 but most people looking for a used DIY built computer would lowball that offer immediately to about € 600 at best. Basic rule of thumb is usually anything used for more than a year is immediately half price of it's original MSRP, if not say 60% of it's current MSRP