[SOLVED] Sell current pc and build new or upgrade?

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So, the current pc i have is a prebuilt ibuypower with an I7 6700 non k with an MSI GTX 1070 OC, 8gb of ram. all of my friends are getting upgrades and it’s really tempting me. i bought my current pc two years back but it is still going very strong and i still couldn’t be happier. just like one side of me says that i should just wait for another year or two then maybe completely build a new one and then i started thinking maybe i should just upgrade. but my friend also suggested to sell it to build a new pc. i already have enough money to build a new one, i’m a teen so i don’t have that much money but i have enough to build a pretty hefty computer. it’s just tempting me but i don’t know if it’s worth to go through the process of selling it because i don’t know how long it would take for me to sell it. i just need a second opinion what i should do. if you suggest i sell it what websites would you recommend selling it on?
 
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Save the cash, what you have will work fine. Car fund, car repair fund, date nights, etc. Or just put it off to the side in a savings account or CD that earn you some proper interest till you need to rebuild your computer.
You can maybe upgrade your peripherals?

The 6700k 1070 combo can run a 1080p 144hz. If your monitor is 1080p 60hz, think on upgrading to a 144hz panel.

Mechanical keyboards? What about sound system? You got surround sound? Or you use headphones most of the time?

I would suggest you to wait for the ryzen 3000 series before deciding on a cpu upgrade. The 1070 is still a good 1080p 144hz card. You can carry over to your upgrade.
 
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I've already upgraded all my peripherals, I have a K70 Rapidfire, logitech g433, g403, and g502. I also already have an SSD
I was thinking about a 144hz monitor but I'm not too sure if I'm gonna have enough space on my desk. But my birthday is coming up in about a month so maybe i could upgrade my monitor. But I was also thinking about waiting for the new 3000 series ryzen.
 

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Save the cash, what you have will work fine. Car fund, car repair fund, date nights, etc. Or just put it off to the side in a savings account or CD that earn you some proper interest till you need to rebuild your computer.
 
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