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if the 3770 is a big enough improvement to justify the trade after reading the specs then go for it. however if you plan to stick with the 1050ti i wouldnt bother. the 3470 is enough for that gpu
This i7 has slightly higher clockspeeds and Hyper Threading. The Hyper Threading is what is going to make the difference here in games which can utilize the extra threads.
kind regards
save up for a new cpu/mobo/ram
I'd however suggest that the 1050 Ti be upgraded to, perhaps, a GTX 1070 (in the future when budget allows for it) as the 1050 Ti isn't a good gaming card, it wasn't a good gaming card at launch to begin with, let alone now.
8gb ram as well,even better if you could get 16gb of faster ram on the cheap if
your motherboard will support it