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Exactly which case and PSU do you have?
Also do you know what type of windows license you have?[www.top-password.com]
EDIT: £200 is a bit shy, best bet is to upgrade GPU and maybe an SSD now, then save up for the new cpu / mobo / mem kit as a future upgrade
XFX Radeon Rx 590 Fatboy 8 gb Oc+[www.amazon.co.uk] £173
250GB Crucial MX500 2.5" SSD[www.aria.co.uk] £42 inc. VAT
Again, please post your PSU make / model, very important...
Personally I would disable any power management / sleep modes on the older PSU just to prevent any cross loading issues.
But if you did want a cpu upgrade then ebay for a 2nd or 3rd gen i7 for about 50 quid. There is an i7-2600 there now for 24 but bidding could be fierce. Your mobo is socket lga 1155. Here is a list of cpus that will fit.
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/socketType.html#id1
The gpu is harder. A gtx 560 ti scores 3529 on
https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=GeForce+GTX+560+Ti&id=18
You want something that scores about 10,000 for AAA rpg's. New isn't going to happen new for 150 quid unless you can find a sale.
https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html
I would look for a gtx 980 or gtx 980 ti on ebay. The ti's are better. Old cards but good performers.
Make sure you can get a refund if a purchase doesn't work.
Then if/when you have some more cash add another 8gb ram.
One potential issue is your psu. Ones from 2012 might not support recent gpus as the electronics aren't good enough.
RX 580 would do very nicely for not being too expensive to handle 1080p/60 very well
Get yourself a 1660ti much the same as the 1070 ^ there.
Anything higher then 980, 1060, 580 would be fairly pointless on that cpu anyways