Upgrading my gaming PC

orangegizmo

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I'm thinking of upgrading my current gaming pc; It's almost 6 years old. Current setup is a 7th Gen i5 CPU and GTX 1080Ti, I play mostly open world games - Witcher 3, AC series etc no FPS games for me. Monitor is Alienware AW3418DW.

I'm wondering if I should upgrade my entire rig completely, which would cost me between 5-6.5k or I should just upgrade my CPU and MOBO 1st and then my GPU later - which would save me quite a fair bit.

Thank you in advance for your inputs.
 
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I'm thinking of upgrading my current gaming pc; It's almost 6 years old. Current setup is a 7th Gen i5 CPU and GTX 1080Ti, I play mostly open world games - Witcher 3, AC series etc no FPS games for me. Monitor is Alienware AW3418DW.

I'm wondering if I should upgrade my entire rig completely, which would cost me between 5-6.5k or I should just upgrade my CPU and MOBO 1st and then my GPU later - which would save me quite a fair bit.

Thank you in advance for your inputs.
Good idea to upgrade CPU and motherboard first. What Do you have any in mind that can match future GPU upgade ?
Share it here so that members can provide advices.
 

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Good idea to upgrade CPU and motherboard first. What Do you have any in mind that can match future GPU upgade ?
Share it here so that members can provide advices.
I'm thinking of MSI Z790 Edge Wifi DDR4 with i7 13700k then a 4080 at a later stage.

I'm wondering is a Z790 MOBO really necessary? Would a B or H series MOBO suffice?
 

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