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A new monitor is a much better choice due to the price of this adapter. :rofl: Thanks for the info!

I have purchased a new computer that has a RTX 4070ti. The issues is that I have an older monitor that only has DVI and HDMI plugs, and the gfx card only has HDMI and Display Port (DP) outputs. Without looking much into it, I purchased an HDMI 2.1 cord thinking that I could achieve a 144 hz...

Money is tight right now, and I am thinking about selling my computer. I am not sure about the worth of my rig though, and if I am selling my baby I want to get the most that I can. I have ASrock Z97 pro4, intel i5 4570, NVIDIA GTX 970 4gb SSC, 8gb RAM, Rosewill 500w PSU, 500 gb HD. Any...

It is an older monitor that only gets up to 1680x1050 resolution, haha.

Currently, I have a i5 4570 and a GTX 970 SSC ACX 2.0. If I were to upgrade my CPU to the i7 would I see any major performance jump, or should I just put that money into a nicer monitor or RAM (I have 8gb right now).

Thank you all for the feedback. Everything I've heard so far is being taken into consideration, but I'm going to do a little more research. If I have any more question I will look no further!

Rosewill Stallion Series RD600 600W ATX12V V2.3 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready Power Supply

Would it be a safer route to upgrade, in order from first to last, the CPU, PSU, then the GPU? Also, would a 750 watt power supply suffice? This will be my first upgrade to my first build, so I am still pretty new to everything. Thank you for the quick reply! It helps out tremendously!

My rig, right now, is a i5 4570, gtx 760 4gb, 8gb ram, 600w psu, 500gb harddrive. I have the money and want to invest in a new part, but I am not sure which part I should upgrade. Should I go with a gtx 970, or should I go with an intel i7 4790k? I have the motherboard to overclock the CPU...