Yup, but this is the "problem" with computing now adays. For 90% of computers, merely putting an SSD in it (no matter how old it is, as long as it has, or can

Yup, but this is the "problem" with computing now adays. For 90% of computers, merely putting an SSD in it (no matter how old it is, as long as it has, or can fit, at least 2GB of RAM, as to deal with piggy "modern" Electron/CEF/etc apps and similar idiocy in webapps in browsers) can make it seem sometimes a decade newer. For those who game, more often than not, just upgrading the GPU helps. I have a i7-4771 @ 3.9ghz /w 32GB of DDR3-2133. This is not a new system, but no one has made anything newer that really would improve actual performance for me... what holds me back is a similarly old GPU that I've finally decided to swap out with a GTX 1180 when they come out next month. My 7970 served me for many many years and games are finally starting to punish it at 1080p. Still won't need to update my CPU, however.