I have $1000 for upgrades what should I upgrade?

[Slay_BN]

I got $1000 cad to upgrade my pc what should I do?

my pc: https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/N2z3mq

[NMS]

8 minutes ago, Slay_BN said:

I got $1000 cad to upgrade my pc what should I do?

my pc: https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/N2z3mq

Do you mean from the current selection? So the budget is at about $2000?

If so, for starters I would begin with CPU/Motherboard. Second gen Ryzen with X470 motherboard.

A 1070 Ti to give you much better performance.

A better case. If you want NZXT, then either H500 or H700.

Vengance RGB memory for extra speed due to the RGB>.>

 

i'm not going to tell you exact parts, as only you know best, but this should give you a rough idea on upgrades.

[General Winter]

i would definitely wait for next gen gpus, its really close to coming out

[ZeouLs]

I would wait for the new Nvidia line up and maybe grab the new verison of the 1070 (1170/2070 or whatever they gonna call it) or 1070Ti and oc the shit out of it and maybe a 2700x on a 470 mobo o.ô

 

 

*grabs popcorn*

[Rallenhayestime]

8 minutes ago, ZeouLs said:

 

 

*grabs popcorn*

No... just no.

Obviously used intel chips offer much greater value than AMD chips, and intel can actually get further than 4.3Ghz on liquid *cough* ryzen *cough*

[FastRDust]

9 minutes ago, ZeouLs said:

I would wait for the new Nvidia line up and maybe grab the new verison of the 1070 (1170/2070 or whatever they gonna call it) or 1070Ti and oc the shit out of it and maybe a 2700x on a 470 mobo o.ô

 

 

*grabs popcorn*

Lol XD.

 

i'm still waiting on a newer AMD APU ( API ?) processor the size of the Intel Haydes.

[ZeouLs]

Just now, Rallenhayestime said:

No... just no.

Obviously used intel chips offer much greater value than AMD chips, and intel can actually get further than 4.3Ghz on liquid *cough* ryzen *cough*

*cough* 8700k such thermals much wow *cough*

[Rallenhayestime]

Just now, ZeouLs said:

*cough* 8700k such thermals much wow *cough*

ewww, consumer grade. I only have ever used intel (and one AMD from my first build, eww) chipsets that have soldered cpus. I've had amd fx, x58, x79, and x99.

[FastRDust]

1 minute ago, Rallenhayestime said:

ewww, consumer grade. I only have ever used intel (and one AMD from my first build, eww) chipsets that have soldered cpus. I've had amd fx, x58, x79, and x99.

you know that things tend to change?

I wouldn't react that way if i haven't tried it.

[Rallenhayestime]

Just now, FastRDust said:

you know that things tend to change?

I wouldn't react that way if i haven't tried it.

Wot? Sure, the 8700k is much faster than my 5820k, but the advantage of having a soldered IHS for every CPU on the platform allows for much better upgradability in the future. I plan on waiting for some 10 core cpus to drop in price

[Slay_BN]

20 minutes ago, NMS said:

Do you mean from the current selection? So the budget is at about $2000?

If so, for starters I would begin with CPU/Motherboard. Second gen Ryzen with X470 motherboard.

A 1070 Ti to give you much better performance.

A better case. If you want NZXT, then either H500 or H700.

Vengance RGB memory for extra speed due to the RGB>.>

 

i'm not going to tell you exact parts, as only you know best, but this should give you a rough idea on upgrades.

I mean that I have that current system and now I have $1000 to upgrade that system.

[Rallenhayestime]

1 minute ago, Slay_BN said:

I mean that I have that current system and now I have $1000 to upgrade that system.

Wait for new cards to drop and get a 1080ti or 1180, either should be around $500. IDK about the other $500.

[Slay_BN]

Just now, Rallenhayestime said:

Wait for new cards to drop and get a 1080ti or 1180, either should be around $500. IDK about the other $500.

Ok, thanks!

 

[NMS]

3 minutes ago, Slay_BN said:

I mean that I have that current system and now I have $1000 to upgrade that system.

Then consider the upgrades I suggested. But yes, as mentioned above, wait for the GPU.

[Rallenhayestime]

Just now, Slay_BN said:

Ok, thanks!

 

Actually, that other $500 would be good for a cpu upgrade. I'd get the 2700x and wait to see if the new boards are worth it for you, just be sure to update your bios before using a new cpu.

[Slay_BN]

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[Slay_BN]

2 minutes ago, NMS said:

Then consider the upgrades I suggested. But yes, as mentioned above, wait for the GPU.

Ok, thanks for the help!

[Slay_BN]

1 minute ago, Rallenhayestime said:

Actually, that other $500 would be good for a cpu upgrade. I'd get the 2700x and wait to see if the new boards are worth it for you, just be sure to update your bios before using a new cpu.

Yea good idea.