Want to upgrade my pc.

Current specs:
- GeForce GTX 960
- i7-4790 @ 3.60GHz
- 2x4GB RAM

(Don't remember the other specs like motherboard sadly)

Goal:
A) To be able to run tf2 well while streaming. (When streaming it often feels like I have 80fps even though the game might say I have 180. Fps also drops significantly if I stream 60fps or 1080p (god forbid both).
B) Running tf2 (in 1080p) with fps that never goes below 144 fps on mids (I have mastercoms cfg, dx8, no-hats mod 1080)
C) Run more modern games at a more acceptable frame rate:
PUBG - In 1600x900 with fps config and all settings to lowest, fps is around 60-100. I know the game is poorly optimized but I still would like some more fps than this, preferrably 144fps at 900p.
Witcher 3 - I have to play on second lowest to get 60fps stable, second lowest for 144fps stable. [1080p]
Borderlands 2/TPS - I have everything on lowest 1080p, still goes below 144fps a lot

The changes I think will help me reach my goal:
- GeForce GTX 1060
- i7-8700K @ 3.70GHz
- Some form of 16GB RAM
- Better cooling system, I think the fans I have are not very effective.

I don't know if all of these things are entirely necessary for my goals to be reached and also don't know which variations of RAM, GTX1060, cooling system is best. Maybe there is something else I should do as well or a part that is not entirely necessary from my list.

Budget:
Less than 10.000 SEK (1016.27 EUROS)

Any exchanged parts I would also like some assistance on what price range is reasonable for re-selling them. Bought this pc pre-built (hopefully not gonna do that anymore) in april of 2015.

I could really use some assistance. Big thanks to anyone willing to help out.

I would argue that the thruster is nearly completely useless as long as the powerjack is allowed. You switch weapon faster with the powerjack, you can always use it, you can use it both for long and short distances. The only thing it doesn't really do is give pyro more vertical mobility, which can probably be adequately substituted with the detonator (jumping) [not to mention the other qualities of the detonator].

I don't think it's an inconvenience large enough to warrant the hassle of banning pug baiters...

Powerjack ban when ?

EDIT: i'm serious, it gives pyro too much mobility imo

No, because there were still legal processes about wether or not it is justified (correct me if I'm wrong).

If you want to see an example of this look at portugal: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DNGlrABUIAAr9RO.jpg

This kind of design is quite common simply because the sniper class exists. You don't want too many sightlines that are easy to peak without committing the life of your sniper. I wouldn't like my medic to get sniped outside cargo from a sniper casually strolling in the upper areas of sewer TOXIC, without giving the defenders of 2nd a proper shot at fending off the sniper with spam/rushing them etc. That's precisely what this limited sightline provides.

Was just trying to give you feedback but okay, cheers

Would you mind telling me which parts?

I tried cp_prolands_b3b out in a scrim, and it felt a lot easier pushing last and top lobby, and it was very possible to push out of last when the enemy team wipes (or if you get some picks).

What are you guyses opinions on b3b ?

You should avoid this type of thing. For one it makes combat awkward, additionally it takes you longer to get all the health/ammo in order to re-enter the action.

This holding position on second seems way too strong. If a team is up by a round with little time left on the clock, it would be a nobrainer to not go mid and just hold here, not to mention stalemates will become a problem. I would suggest either reworking the route(s) to mid & second in order to allow for things such as sacking, offclassing, UBER TRADES... etc

This tiny doorway is super hard to push through for either team. One roamer can deny a whole team from pushing by standing on one of the fences and just spamming the box. If you look at another competitive map like gullywash, the bigdoor is still held by roamer but it is larger to ease pushing through it. Another map like process IT/PC can also be held by a roamer fairly effectively, but doing so kind of shuts him off from the rest of his team, but here he can easily get a quick rotation or heals to deny it.

I don't really get the purpose of this health kit, since there's already a medium kit in the same room and medics & demomen can't access it (while it is indoors). There's already enough health in that room

You clearly had the right idea to have a large entrance to mid but as I mentioned earlier, the other door is teenie tiny. A lot of the doors are really small actually. Take this:

Or this:

The shutters could also be larger I think, especially the ones on last.

Due to all of the entrances to mid (except a drop-down) basically leads you to the same side every mid, with the highground there being way more accessible to either team, it feels like this mid will be kind of like a standoff between teams just standing on their own highground. Also, by making the fastest path to mid also be the one that gives you highground heavy to mid will be more viable than on a map like badlands. Sniper to mid will also be slightly more viable (than average) due to how open it is. The mid is actually really really big and it's practically impossible to prevent somebody from running behind your team or flanking. I would suggest further condense the mid area into a more conventional style. Also, the area behind the crates feel like huge trenches and are kind of awful to get caught in. I guess the area doesn't hold much of a significance but still.

Make sure walls like these are always higher than another platform within the playing area, to completely ensure that players know they can't access it. This is important, especially for an alpha when people will first learn the layout.

Consider adding some sort of ramp here... it will make the point a lot more accessible both from the shutter and the flank.

Ammopacks should generally be in holding areas or in areas transitioning you from different areas, I would advice moving these away from combat. For instance, snakewater africa is a good example of a transitional ammo pack, and the ammo packs on mid bridge on badlands. Badlands also has them close to the point, but no team would ever consider holding on the lowground here.

This is probably the fastest rollout route but the medium health kit is very easily denied by either demo. Due to this, I honestly think that demomen most of the time won't consider it as a health gain during their rollout and just go top, further incentivising the entire team to just stand on their own highground.

Man I checked my stats but they're all fucked because i share accounts with my sister and she puts sweden top 10 songs on repeat constantly rofl

I get what it's going for, and I would like it if the production/mixing was better. Unlistenable imo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMA_iZ7effY

I still remember how much the MVM update fucked my framerate... it dropped by at least 33% and I had to scale down my game and install fps config to get 60 fps... good times

Stop posting.

It would be harder to do that yes, but the sentry wouldn't be nearly as effective due to the wall blocking it's line of sight on top right from spawn and partially down to main as well. (as well as blocking the defenders view from main)
Example of how it could look like: