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95 celcius is really high. Most cpu should be around 65-75 with load and anything above 90 is a danger zone. Firstly, I'd say make sure that thermal paste is applied and the CPU is properly contacting the water cooler. Also is this CPU overclocked? AMD is overclockable so did you boost the ghz...

Real question is what is your budget? If you're going to only game (i.e r6s or bf) then a $1500-2000 dollar build should give you good results.

I'd say wait if all you do is game. Plus Intel is slightly better when it comes to gaming whereas if you want a workstation then AMD is the choice.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/zwCmvW This build should utilize your budget and needs. As mentioned by Julienruc you don't really need a cooler for a low end CPU provided it's not overclocked so the standard stock coller is fine. But I added one in nevertheless, plus with a bit of RGB. PSU is...

Is you total budget $600? can you go higher plus you have a decent PSU, SSD, Memory, Case but it doesn't really match your CPU. Like is there any reason why you would need a 500W 80+ Gold PSU? because you could go slightly lower to save a bit of cost in that department to spend on a different...

Steelseries, Corsair, Asus, Sony, iPhone Regardless competition is good and fan boying is stupid most often so everyone should be happy that their is healthy competition in most areas. We don't want to see Intel dominating again or Playstation or Nvidia because a monopoly in the market means...

how many chrome tabs you on? XD

Are you comfortable using the keyboard? Some macro keys for improving speed in games. All others pros are just icing on the cake

Upper mid range build. But upgrading the motherboard/cpu might push it up to high end.

It honestly varries, if you have the budget then yes upgrading any component is worth it but if you run on a tight budget then spending 25% for 10% performance isn't worth it. So consider which bracket you fall in and act accordingly.

Always double check the frequency the motherboard can support before purchase, if you plan on future upgrades to your build then it is better to purchase components such as motherboard or PSU slightly above what you need now and don't need to buy new ones later when you upgrade things like...

B450 Tomahawk is a good option should be fine with you ddr4 ram and m.2. Not sure if you'll need a bios update for the CPU though. Double check on PC part picker if you want.

Also you should check out PC partpicker to double check if a system is compatible as to remove any question marks. You get a quicker answer rather than waiting for forums to reply

I'd say either look to build a new PC or hold on to what you have and save up. You said you're playing WoW which is a low demanding game so you should be good.

Perhaps you should also consider switching to AMD ryzen if you're thinking seriously about streaming as the extra cores/threads does help out alot. Just an option you should consider