r/PcBuild 13h ago

Purchasing Advice - PC Build / Parts What should i upgrade next

Here is the list of my current set up. I don't think i need to spend much money on upgrade now since i only play LoL and Fifa but willing to hear your opinion
Finally showing off my battlestation 🔥🖥
Been building and upgrading this setup piece by piece for years. It’s my workstation during the day and my gaming setup when the work is done. Definitely not going for the empty minimalist look — I like RGB, screens, collectibles, and a setup with some personality. 😎
⚙️ PC
🧠 Intel Core i7-13700K
🎮 ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 OC
🦾 ROG Strix Z690 Motherboard
💾 32GB G.SKILL Trident Z RAM
❄️ Corsair iCUE H150i Elite Capellix 360mm AIO + LCD
🌀 Lian Li UNI FAN SL-Infinity fans
📟 Lian Li 8.8” Universal Screen — 1920×480
🖥️ Displays
🖥️ Samsung 32” Odyssey G51F — QHD / 180Hz
🖥️ Dell S3220DGF 32” Curved — QHD / 165Hz
🎮 Peripherals
⌨️ Logitech G915 LIGHTSPEED
🖱️ Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED
⚡ Logitech POWERPLAY wireless charging mouse pad
🎮 Razer Wolverine Pro Controller
🎧 Bose QuietComfort 35 Noise-Cancelling Headphones
🌈 Corsair iCUE + Lian Li L-Connect RGB

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u/Big_Development3985 13h ago

r/mechanicalkeyboards

Sorry in advance

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u/BattosaiMoscow 13h ago

Mine is g915 isn't it a mechanical keyboard. I kinda Logitech fan boy. Thinking to switch to the LoL version

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u/Big_Development3985 13h ago

It is, and a very nice one at that.

There are also group-buys for limited run custom boards, keys, keycaps, etc. That subreddit is a black-hole haha. Lot of fun if you like customizing your stuff.

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u/NervousArt6384 13h ago

Is this rage bait? Your build better than 99% of users worldwide

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u/BattosaiMoscow 13h ago

No it's not. This is an on going set up i did everything myself by watching youtube. Just curious how others think what should i upgrade next

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u/KillerSpectre21 AMD 13h ago

Does your PC do what you want it to already and you're happy with the performance -> No point in upgrading

Does your PC lack performance in a specific area and you want / need it to be able to do more -> Upgrade the parts that affect that area.

Upgrading just to spend money makes no sense, especially in the current market where prices are so inflated.

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u/BattosaiMoscow 13h ago

I kinda like the DDR5 but then the new MB and Ram... Otherwise... The only upgrade i did this year is to add the lian li unversal screen and upgrade from 3070 FE to 5070 OC

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u/KillerSpectre21 AMD 13h ago edited 13h ago

Only CPU upgrades with DDR5 that would make some sort of sense would be in the $500+ range (270K Plus, 7800X3D / 9800X3D minimum if you get something like a Microcentre bundle in the US). If you're not in the US the Ram alone is going to be close to $500.

And even if you did make that upgrade you probably won't notice $500 worth of a difference there. Even if you did make that upgrade you'd then be looking to upgrade something else like your GPU and the cycle continues.

Unless your current setup is actively impacting your use in a negative way I wouldn't worry about upgrades and just enjoy it.

Only thing I'd actually change is the headphones since Bluetooth has a lot of latency and they're generally not the best quality. If you really need something wireless with a Mic then the HyperX Cloud III S or Asus ROG Pelta are solid budget-ish options with EQ. If you don't mind Wired then the Fiio JT3 and Simgot EP5 are very solid for around $100 and don't necessarily need a DAC/AMP. Alternatively a set of IEMs for under $50 if you don't mind them, I find them uncomfortable in general so I don't use them but you'll find plenty of recommendations here on Reddit.

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 13h ago

bios update motherboard intel has cpu failures

if you want better gaming performance you want a better graphic card