So I've been reading some threads about upgrades, and was

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also here is a link to that retarded looking PC:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/antonyleather/2015/08/31/the-three-most-amazing-pcs-of-august-2015

Do whatever suits your needs

Get a new GPU, the 8350 isn't bad enough to be retired just yet.

When Zen comes out that will be the time to upgrade your CPU. Not because Zen will be good but the next 10 years of the CPU market are going to be dominated by the results of Zen. If it's good, prices are going to go down across the board (hopefully), and you'll be able to score a good processor at a good price.
If it's awful, that's it for CPUs, they're not going to get any cheaper so you should buy one then and there because AMD are finished, and the intel monopoly will just keep stagnating, so buying one then is buying one that will last. The last good generation before intel starts selling CPUs that are designed to fail after 3 years so you buy the new version with go faster stripes

why do people limit themselves on their SSDs? it's purely financial reasoning, right?

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Well you only need to store things in the SSD that benefit from collosally sped up access times and faster read/write speeds.
Programs, operating systems, that is more or less it.
Shit like movies, music, porn don't need the speed and that's the shit that takes up all the space.

You could say games but most games don't benefit from SSDs that much, since it's a large quantity of data all at once from one area on the drive rather than lots of small amounts of data from everywhere