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...my 2 years old PC?

Motherboard: Asrock z77 Extreme 4
CPU: i5-3570k 3.4 Ghz
PSU: Silencer MK2 750W
Current Graphic card: Gygabyte GTX 670

I saw some new cards that look very nice and was wondering if my "not so old" PC is already considered too old for those new cards or it still decent enough to run the new stuff?
Back when I bought it, I choose a good MB so that I'd be able to upgrade some parts later, so I hope it's still the case lol

So, what would be considered a good upgrade for my current card?
Would it be worth it to change right now or my GTX 670 is still enough for noq and I should wait a bit more before upgrading?

Thanks for your time

Patrick
 
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I would personally wait until the next series of GPUs are out to make the decision of upgrading. And then I would consider upgrading to the 880/980/or whatever the next equivalent of the GTX 780 is now. That way you get a larger performance boost while minimizing costs over time. Since your motherboard already supports PCIE 3.0 x16, then any current gen and "next" gen GPU will work fine.

The GTX 670 is still a good GPU and I personally would not upgrade just yet as I already said.
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I would personally wait until the next series of GPUs are out to make the decision of upgrading. And then I would consider upgrading to the 880/980/or whatever the next equivalent of the GTX 780 is now. That way you get a larger performance boost while minimizing costs over time. Since your motherboard already supports PCIE 3.0 x16, then any current gen and "next" gen GPU will work fine.

The GTX 670 is still a good GPU and I personally would not upgrade just yet as I already said.
 
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