- Dec 23, 2013
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Hey guys, I'm back again with some new questions. I want to upgrade some parts of my PC but I'm unsure where to go. I feel like just making a whole new build and try and sell my old PC.
My current specs are :
GPU : EVGA GTX 760
CPU : Intel Core i3-3220
MOBO: ASUS P8B75-m LE LGA 1155 Socket
RAM : Corsair Vengeance 8 GB
PSU : EVGA SuperNova 750 Watt
HDD : WD Caviar Blue 500 GB
CHASIS : Coolermaster Enforcer
Now, I was thinking that I should upgrade my CPU and Motherboard. They seem to be the only one's restricting me from future upgrades. I have an old GTX 550 ti stored as well as a 600 watt PSU and maybe I could replace those with what I currently have and put my PC up for sale. Although, I doubt anyone with the right mind would buy it do to the low end specs. I currently have a budget of $500 but I want to spend $300 until I work in the summer and get some more money. I want to know what would be the best to upgrade so that I can just be set for some years to come, be able to record games with minimal lag, and gave good overall fps. Any advice is helpful. Thanks in advance.
My current specs are :
GPU : EVGA GTX 760
CPU : Intel Core i3-3220
MOBO: ASUS P8B75-m LE LGA 1155 Socket
RAM : Corsair Vengeance 8 GB
PSU : EVGA SuperNova 750 Watt
HDD : WD Caviar Blue 500 GB
CHASIS : Coolermaster Enforcer
Now, I was thinking that I should upgrade my CPU and Motherboard. They seem to be the only one's restricting me from future upgrades. I have an old GTX 550 ti stored as well as a 600 watt PSU and maybe I could replace those with what I currently have and put my PC up for sale. Although, I doubt anyone with the right mind would buy it do to the low end specs. I currently have a budget of $500 but I want to spend $300 until I work in the summer and get some more money. I want to know what would be the best to upgrade so that I can just be set for some years to come, be able to record games with minimal lag, and gave good overall fps. Any advice is helpful. Thanks in advance.
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