Should I Upgrade My Current PC or Build a New One?

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Asked By GamingGuru123 On

Hey everyone! I'm in a bit of a dilemma with my current build: I've got an i7 9700K CPU, a 2070 SUPER GPU, 32 GB of DDR4 CORSAIR Vengeance RAM (3600 OC'ed), a Z390 A-PRO motherboard, and a 750 GOLD+ PSU. I usually play at 1080p and while most games run fine, Warzone is really stressing my setup. I'm considering whether to upgrade my current rig with a 360mm AIO cooler and a new 5070 Ti GPU as a temporary fix, or if I should just save up and build an entirely new, future-proof rig. What do you all think? Any advice would be appreciated, and be gentle—I'm still learning the ropes!

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Answered By TechSavvyNerd On

Upgrading for better cooling and a GPU like the 5070 Ti sounds like a solid plan, but don't waste time overclocking your CPU; the gains are minimal compared to the extra power consumption. If you’re thinking long-term, you might as well budget for a complete upgrade—starting with your PSU for safety and then moving to the GPU. The 5070 Ti is a good choice if it's within your budget!

Answered By BuildMasterXP On

I’d do the opposite—build a new rig but reuse your 2070 SUPER for now. Once prices come down, you can upgrade the GPU without starting from scratch. Plus, Warzone is very CPU-intensive so a new build might give you that smoother experience you’re looking for!

Answered By PixelProwler42 On

Honestly, I'd focus mainly on upgrading the CPU, but keep in mind that moving to something like a 9900 isn't cheap without going for used or ES (Engineering Sample) chips, which I wouldn't recommend. Holding off until you can get a more complete upgrade might be your best bet.

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