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2 minutes ago, silentstorm161 said:

so my question is what is worth upgrading first graphics card or monitor. 

my question is, what would you upgrade your monitor to? anything above 1080p 60hz (which you currently have) and your 750ti will not be able to fuel it to a satisfactory level of performance.... so really the best you could hope for is a larger 1080p panel, and the larger you make a 1080p panel, the worse its going to look...

So my recommendation would definitely be a GPU first.

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8 hours ago, silentstorm161 said:

So I've just upgraded my PC from the following:

-AMD A6-5400k

-16GB ram

 

to this:

-I7-7700k

-16GB ram

 

i kept my graphics card and PC monitor (750ti and Samsung S24D590PL) so my question is what is worth upgrading first graphics card or monitor. 

 

no, upgrade to 4k first. the 750ti is a pretty strong card 

13700k, 3070, 32GB@3200

                   

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  • 2 weeks later...

When I was on your situation, upgraded from a Core2Duo + GTX 560ti to the i7 7700 + Titan X I honestly kept using the old monitor for about 2 months, an old 1680x1050p 22inch TN panel, personally it was fine enough though I had a 1920x1080p 40 inch TV to play games at too.

 

God it felt good the first day I could hook up my shining brand new 2560x1080p 29 inch monitor nonetheless.

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11 hours ago, silentstorm161 said:

If i was to upgrade from a 750ti what should i upgrade to? looking for for maybe 4K in future (when i get the monitor) and spending around £300, maximum £400.

 

If you are willing to go above 300 pounds, look for a card like this one.

The GTX 1070 fits well within 300-400 pounds, and it'll keep you set for AT LEAST another 5 years.

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