Need some help for my current build as I'm not sure which direction to go.
Current setup
Moba - MSI X570 Pro Carbon Wifi AM4
32gig Corsair Vengeance RAM (4x8)
CPU - Ryzen 7 2700x (not optimal for 32gigs ram, only utilizes 16gigs)
GPU - Gigabyte 3060TI (just upgraded from a 1660TI)
1.5TB SSD
PSU - Corsair 750w gold
Now my question is, is it worth upgrading my MOBA, CPU and RAM to DDR5? Obviously this is a full system rebuild at this point. I'm going to continue using my 3060TI as I don't game enough to warrant anything more powerful such as a 3080/3090 or higher end 4k series GPUS and the 3060TI out performs the 4060 in almost everyway. Or is it better to just upgrade my PSU (thinking 850w) and CPU to say a Ryzen 9 5900X or Ryzen 7 5800x/5800x3d? The Ryzen 9 5900x and the Ryzen 7 5800x3d are pretty much the same price on newegg currently. I use my PC for gaming but also just for daily use. I also don't game in 4k. Money really isn't an issue. I'm just worried if I upgrade to another AM4 CPU how much longer is it going to be relevant as the AM5 is the way of the future.
Current setup
Moba - MSI X570 Pro Carbon Wifi AM4
32gig Corsair Vengeance RAM (4x8)
CPU - Ryzen 7 2700x (not optimal for 32gigs ram, only utilizes 16gigs)
GPU - Gigabyte 3060TI (just upgraded from a 1660TI)
1.5TB SSD
PSU - Corsair 750w gold
Now my question is, is it worth upgrading my MOBA, CPU and RAM to DDR5? Obviously this is a full system rebuild at this point. I'm going to continue using my 3060TI as I don't game enough to warrant anything more powerful such as a 3080/3090 or higher end 4k series GPUS and the 3060TI out performs the 4060 in almost everyway. Or is it better to just upgrade my PSU (thinking 850w) and CPU to say a Ryzen 9 5900X or Ryzen 7 5800x/5800x3d? The Ryzen 9 5900x and the Ryzen 7 5800x3d are pretty much the same price on newegg currently. I use my PC for gaming but also just for daily use. I also don't game in 4k. Money really isn't an issue. I'm just worried if I upgrade to another AM4 CPU how much longer is it going to be relevant as the AM5 is the way of the future.