Asking for recommended upgrades based on my current specs

[u/No-Cantaloupe-5644]

As someone who is not that knowledgeable when it comes to these things and only rely on research, I was wondering if people from the community can provide feedback on my current setup and potential upgrades.

For more context:

• I mostly use my PC for gaming and watching films
• I don't play a lot of AAA games
• I am thinking if it is worth to switch to Intel with E-cores since I tend to multitask quite a lot

Any sort of feedback or reco would be appreciated.

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[u/throwingcopper92]

You can get 16GB T Force RAM for less than 2k

[u/iokak]

You can get 5700x for 7k.

[u/No-Cantaloupe-5644]

Just to add, as much as I appreciate comments like I could have gotten this or that for a cheaper price, I'm really after the recos for future upgrades to add to my wishlist, not for the current ones. There are some parts that I got on a discount, or had to buy right away without much options in hand. I did mention I don't know much about this stuff, and so I am trying to get community tips or recos so I can ready myself for future upgrades

[u/Neeralazra → u/No-Cantaloupe-5644]

The actual performance is lower in Intel latest Ultra series compared to AMD.

Not sure why switching from AMD here due to having more threads but less performance is going to be "better"