what would you do?

[SandersMK1]

Hello ladies and gents, Just wondering if you had my pc as your own how would you upgrade it? Im open to any surgestions as im a complete novice [ yes i didnt build it 'boooo' haha] here is my specs: Case Coolermaster CM Storm Enforcer
Power Supply Corsair RM750 750W Fully Modular
Processor Intel Core i5 4460
Processor Cooler Corsair H60
RAM 4GB Corsair DDR3 XMS3 1600Mhz
Motherboard Asus Z97-K
Graphics card Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 1GB
Hard Drive Corsair 128GB Force LX Solid State Drive
Optical Drive Asus DRW-24B5ST 24x
Edit# sorry if this is in the wrong place its my first time posting on a forum

 

[MeteorsRaining]

The CPU, PSU, SSD, MoBo, and RAM are all good. RAM could be better, but absolutely no need to upgrade it. I'd upgrade the GPU and nothing else.

 

[legend001523]

better gpu

 

[SandersMK1]

The CPU, PSU, SSD, MoBo, and RAM are all good. RAM could be better, but absolutely no need to upgrade it. I'd upgrade the GPU and nothing else.

thanks for the rapid reply, any suggestions on ram and gpu? do you think the power surply has got enough watts to get a beefy gfx card?
many thanks sanders.

 

[legend001523]

Just get the same set of ram you got, and a 770 or 780?

 

[MeteorsRaining]

Oh yes your PSU is more than enough for beefy cards and OCing too. RAM needs to be 8GB to get full juice from your rig. I read it 8GB previously and that's why said no need to upgrade. I advice to get 4GB 1600MHz RAM more. Also, a R9 280X is the best value for money here, $310. Or maybe you can consider the R9 270X for $200. R9 290 for $380-450 or 780 is an even better option, you'll not feel much difference on FHD though. I'd say upgrade to R9 280X for $300, 4GB 1600MHz RAM more and enjoy your build

 

[SandersMK1]

Just get the same set of ram you got, and a 770 or 780?

Right so if i got a 780ti or something near that price range would i need a good monitor to notice the difference? As im just using a led tv at the moment [sorry i could go on forever with these questions lol]

 

[legend001523]

Just get the same set of ram you got, and a 770 or 780?

Right so if i got a 780ti or something near that price range would i need a good monitor to notice the difference? As im just using a led tv at the moment [sorry i could go on forever with these questions lol]

yes, you need a monitor with a refresh rate of 120hz or above to notice the difference, if you plan on sticking to your led tv, a 780 will be fine

 

[MeteorsRaining]

Just get the same set of ram you got, and a 770 or 780?

Right so if i got a 780ti or something near that price range would i need a good monitor to notice the difference? As im just using a led tv at the moment [sorry i could go on forever with these questions lol]

yes, you need a monitor with a refresh rate of 120hz or above to notice the difference, if you plan on sticking to your led tv, a 780 will be fine

Even a 770 will be good enough.

 

[SandersMK1]

Okay thank you MeteorsRaining and legend001523 for the advice and schooling lol ill let you know how i get on.

 

[MeteorsRaining]

Okay thank you MeteorsRaining and legend001523 for the advice and schooling lol ill let you know how i get on.

Glad to help!
Do tell us how it all goes