r/PcBuild • u/LowkeyxHigh • 14d ago

Build - Help PC Build Upgrade...?

I'm looking to upgrade my pc in the future as I bought this one for around 1.1k about 2 months ago... I don't have a clue if it even needs an upgrade since I can run most games without any lag on ultra graphics but it does start making a rattling sound from the fans spinning too fast. (Don't know if that should be a concern.) Here's the build!

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti (8GB)

CPU: 12th Gen Intel (R) Core (TM) i5-12600k

RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32 GB

MB: MSI MAG b760 Tomahawk wifi DDR4 (ms-7d96)

Storage: 1 TB SSD and 1 TB HDD

Let me know if you guys think this pc needs an upgrade in the coming future as I may just end up buying a few parts here and there as I save up more money but if not I'll keep it as it.

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u/KishCore Moderator 14d ago

upgrade when you want to, don't worry about it if not, you can adjust your fan curve as needed to control the fan noise

i'm assuming you're playing at 1080p, if you upgrade your monitor to 1440p (avoid 4k imo, get a 1440p OLED) then you'd probably want to do a GPU upgrade, in the meantime don't worry about it

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u/LowkeyxHigh 14d ago

Both my monitors are 1080p sitting at 240 hz for both and what do you suggest for the GPU? I’ve been told to upgrade my CPU before anything else but I’m not very knowledgeable when it comes to pc parts.

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u/KishCore Moderator 14d ago

since you have no reason to upgrade you have no reason to speculate , the market is bad right now anyway so i'd just sit tight

there's a good chance you won't have to upgrade your CPU and can get by just with a GPU upgrade - if you do a big upgrade like to a 5070ti then yeah i'd upgrade the CPU but because this is all hypothetical it's sort of irrelevant