Ryzen upgrade worth it ?

[try2topdat]

So I'm looking to update my curent setup witch consist of:

Intel Core i5-4670 @ 3.40GHz cpu coold by a Thermaltake water 2.0 120 mm aio l/c

Asus z87m-plus mobo

6Gb of ElCheapo ram

Rx 470 4gb gpu

Thermaltake toughpower 750w psu

Fractal ARC mini r2

2x samsung evo 256G ssd

1x wd green 1terra HDD

 

I use it to play game like Skyrim, Fallout 4 both heavily moded, Overwatch and all Farcry. At 1440p  

My question is would the upgrade to this https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/HVrtFd would be worth it ?

Should I just trow more memory in my current system and call it a day?

obviously I'll change my GPU later this year or early 2018.

[Guest]

If you do go for 1600

[Skiiwee29]

Do you have any problems in current games you play? I would definitely throw new ram in there. I personally feel that 16gb is the recommended and 8 is minimum now a days.... If you dont have any problems with your current setup and get the experience you want from it, you should be good. 

[Mr.Meerkat]

Can't open up PCPP right now however I'm inclined to say that getting a better GPU is probably going to help to push out more frames although I have no idea how CPU-bound those mods are. 

[try2topdat]

Just now, Sierra Fox said:

GPU and RAM would be a much better upgrade.

 

it's very very close is terms of performance to the i5-6600 which is still quite a good CPU.

 

unless you're pushing 100% CPI utilization, then no point to upgrade

Yeah i think your right I'll start with my ram. 

[Damascus]

16 minutes ago, try2topdat said:

Yeah i think your right I'll start with my ram. 

I would actually just get a second hand 4790k.  You have an overclocking board + aio so you can get a nice 4.5Ghz or so OC.

 

You can get a second hand 4790k for about 150 - 225 bucks and it will perform on par with a 7700k.  Get one of those and some RAM and you are golden.

[try2topdat]

Just now, Damascus said:

I would actually just get a second hand 4790k.  You have an overclocking board + aio so you can get a nice 4.5Ghz or so OC.

 

You can get a second hand 4790k for about 150 - 225 bucks and it will perform on par with a 7700k.  Get one of those and some RAM and you are golden.

Great advice but my aio will need to be replaced I'm afraid it started to make weird water noise.

[Damascus]

28 minutes ago, try2topdat said:

Great advice but my aio will need to be replaced I'm afraid it started to make weird water noise.

With what you save on not buying a new mobo + expensive ddr4 you can probably get yourself a decent 240mm aio like the arctic freezer or celcius s24