Gaming PC - Upgrade Help

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Hello,

I would like to ask you guys for some help please.
I have the following PC:

1.CORSAIR VS 550W ATX, 120mm ventilator.

2.ASUS Intel Z97 Skt 1150, 4*DDR3 - motherboard.

3.INTEL Core i7-4790 (3.60GHz,1MB,8MB,84 W,1150)
Box, INTEL HD Graphics 4600 - processor.

4.WESTERN DIGITAL HDD 1TB WD BLUE 64MB S-ATA3 7200RPM

5.ASUS VIDEO GTX660 PCI-E 2 GB GDDR5 256 BIT => NVIDIA
GeForce 2048MB, GDDR5, 192-bit, 1085/6008 MHz, PCI Express
3.0.

6.INTEL SSD 530 Series - 120GB

7.A-DATA ADATA 8GB 1600MHz => ADATA XPG V1.0 8GB DDR3
1600MHz CL9 ,Tensiune alimentare: 1.5 V, Timing: 9-9-9-24

8.DEEPCOOL BF - ATX Middletower.

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This is my gaming PC, I bought it one year ago.
I have a gaming channel and it's starting to produce income, so I will be using it for gaming and video editing.
I would like to buy a new Video Card and an extra 8GB of RAM (2x8GB).
Video card that I had in mind was a GTX 1080 or 1070 from ASUS.

Now, I would like you guys to tell me if and how much will this change help me and will I see significant change in the performance of the PC.

Thank you in advance, Levi.

 
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Yes, it will be quite an improvement. You won't need more than the 1070 for 1080p, but if considering jumping to 1440 or 4k, the 1080 would be best. Actually though, if leaning toward eventual 4k, I would wait for the 1080 Ti.

BTW, what OS are you on? If on W7, I would stay on that until W10 is more sorted out for gaming, and Dx12 is used more in development.
Yes, it will be quite an improvement. You won't need more than the 1070 for 1080p, but if considering jumping to 1440 or 4k, the 1080 would be best. Actually though, if leaning toward eventual 4k, I would wait for the 1080 Ti.

BTW, what OS are you on? If on W7, I would stay on that until W10 is more sorted out for gaming, and Dx12 is used more in development.
 
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