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Can I upgrade at all? What would be a decent balance between upgrade and cost?
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CPU upgrade ideas?
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What is your current chip struggling to do?
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Nothing. Just fancy more grunt.
Well what kind of budget do you have? I think that i7 2700k is already very good (if you are talking about the system in your signature.) You won't get much of a performance boost from upgrading to a 4770k or something like that.
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Keep you 2700K and instead save up the money to upgrade to the next gen 20nm graphic card when they are out 
Gaming performance wise, your GTX680 need to be upgrade as a higher priority than your CPU.
Gaming performance wise, your GTX680 need to be upgrade as a higher priority than your CPU.
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Absolutly no point in upgrading..... Maybe try clocking it higher?
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Upgrade your GPU instead..
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Keep the 2700K and get rid of that GTX 680 junk and replace with a decent GPU, aka R9 290 or 290X
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LOL!
Keep the 2700K and get rid of that GTX 680 junk and replace with a decent GPU, aka R9 290 or 290X
Hang about your running a 7950 lmfao
Ha, 7950 is awesome and besides the point of this post.
I would keep CPU. Upgrade GPU if you're really itching to upgrade.