Upgrade choices

[sarciadongisda]

Thoughts on this build, Mainly gaming and some annual video editing haha. Aiming for that 140+ fps in Black Desert /PUBG/some AAA games. Doesn't need to be all ULTRA (i7 option doesn't have AIO because budget doesn't permits it so I might save 1-2months for that AIOs). I have asked about the i5 upgrade path a few days ago but since i had the free time i tried building one with an i7 cpu. 
OPTION 1: 

i5 8400

16gb (DUAL) DDR4 2666 Tforce Delta RGB CL15

256gb Adata SU800 SSD

Gigabyte B360 Aorus Gaming 3

Asus Cerberus GTX1070Ti 8GB

OR

OPTION 2: 

Intel Core i7 8700K

8gb (DUAL) DDR4 3200 G.Skill Trident Z

Gigabyte Aorus Z370 Ultra Gaming 2.0

Asus Cerberus GTX1070Ti 8GB

[GoldenLag]

why not a r5 2600 with B450 tomahawk from MSI? its cheaper and you can probably pick up an 1080 instead. also AIO is not worth it if you can overclock

[IdiotPenguin]

If you wanted to you could go with an 8700 instead or wait until the new CPUS release unless you really wanna oc. The cost of that AIO can go towards another stick of ram. Alternatively you can go with Ryzen which is good as well.

[sarciadongisda]

9 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

why not a r5 2600 with B450 tomahawk from MSI? its cheaper and you can probably pick up an 1080 instead. also AIO is not worth it if you can overclock

I thought of the r5 2XXX but i've read that the ryzen " isn’t as good when it comes to high fps gaming, its more a streaming editing chip with good gaming results. " 1080s are 100 USD more than 1070ti here. If the new cpu get's released I'd probably hover around the i5 of that gen unless the i7-9XXX would be the same price of i7-8XXX

[wojtepanik]

you can always easly upgrade ram, but cant really upgrade cpu that easly without loosing money, so I think the answer is simple