Help with upgrading a pc

[Jojjerino]

Hello, I'm looking to upgrade my current gaming pc and I wonder how what kind of hardware I should go for and if It's worth it.

This is the pc I'm looking to upgrade and the budget is 2000USD.

2x 780ti

1TB Samsung 840EVO

i7-4770k

32GB DDR3 RAM @1600Mhz

MSI Motherboard(Can't remember the name but it's a cheap one)

 

I would love some suggestions on what I should upgrade

 

[another random person]

2 minutes ago, Jojjerino said:

Hello, I'm looking to upgrade my current gaming pc and I wonder how what kind of hardware I should go for and if It's worth it.

This is the pc I'm looking to upgrade and the budget is 2000USD.

2x 780ti

1TB Samsung 840EVO

i7-4770k

32GB DDR3 RAM @1600Mhz

MSI Motherboard(Can't remember the name but it's a cheap one)

 

I would love some suggestions on what I should upgrade

 

 

Just build a new PC with that money, it would be more worth it.

[Skiiwee29]

Honestly, with 2k, you may want to just build a whole new system on Skylake platform. What case and PSU do you currently have?

[Jojjerino]

Just now, legacy99 said:

Honestly, with 2k, you may want to just build a whole new system on Skylake platform. What case and PSU do you currently have?

It's a 1000W Coolermaster PSU and a Coolermaster case(It's a custom OEM one so I don't know it's specific name).

1 minute ago, another random person said:

Just build a new PC with that money, it would be more worth it.

Okay, do you have any suggestions for a build?

[MaxBunny]

6 minutes ago, Jojjerino said:

I would love some suggestions on what I should upgrade

What can't you do now that you need an upgrade to be able to do?

[Jojjerino]

Just now, MaxBunny said:

What can't you do now that you need an upgrade to be able to do?

4k gaming on high/ultra settings and perhaps VR(according to the SteamVR test my GPUs wasn't ready..

[MaxBunny]

Just now, Jojjerino said:

4k gaming on high/ultra settings and perhaps VR(according to the SteamVR test my GPUs wasn't ready..

It seems pointless to make a new build with the current generation of processors since yours isn't that far behind them. You'll want to wait for Zen and Kaby Lake if you want any actual performance gains from what you have. Same with graphics cards. Getting a 10 series to be futureproof is pretty stupid since it's just a 16nm Maxwell. Especially with AMD's Vega coming Q1 2017.

 

Unless you *need* immediate performance boosts (your budget would be higher than 2k if it was that urgent). Then you can just buy 2 1080's and be done with it.

[another random person]

6 minutes ago, Jojjerino said:

4k gaming on high/ultra settings and perhaps VR(according to the SteamVR test my GPUs wasn't ready..

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/9wG78K

This is a bit rough but its a basic outline of what you can get.

[Maddalol]

Upgrading to skylake is pointless for you. If you "need" to upgrade right now I would just buy 2 1080, but I would wait as @MaxBunny said. 

[Jojjerino]

 

22 minutes ago, MaxBunny said:

It seems pointless to make a new build with the current generation of processors since yours isn't that far behind them. You'll want to wait for Zen and Kaby Lake if you want any actual performance gains from what you have. Same with graphics cards. Getting a 10 series to be futureproof is pretty stupid since it's just a 16nm Maxwell. Especially with AMD's Vega coming Q1 2017.

 

Unless you *need* immediate performance boosts (your budget would be higher than 2k if it was that urgent). Then you can just buy 2 1080's and be done with it.

 

4 minutes ago, Maddalol said:

Upgrading to skylake is pointless for you. If you "need" to upgrade right now I would just buy 2 1080, but I would wait as @MaxBunny said. 

Okay I see your point, I'll probably wait and see what future has in store for us.

Thanks

22 minutes ago, another random person said:

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/9wG78K

This is a bit rough but its a basic outline of what you can get.

Thank you for taking the time to create a list I appreciate it  but I might wait a bit for the next generation of hardware as the other posters as suggested.