21 wrote I wouldn't feel comfortable investing in another Intel socket at this point in time. If you really wanted to stay with Intel, then IMO, your best bet id to buy a used i7-7700k and just swap that out for your 7600k for now, then when Intel finally release 10nm desktop CPU's(if it ever happens), maybe then consider a socket upgrade.

On the other hand, if you're ready for a socket upgrade, AM4 is the way to go IMO. With your budget, I'd go straight for Zen 2, with probably an R7 3700x to be honest. It's potentially a bit overkill for a 1440p144Hz gaming system with an RTX 2070 but R5 3600 vs R7 3700x now kind of feels a lot like i5-3570k vs i7-3770k back in 2012. The i5(or now R5) is perfectly adequate and great value, but the i7(R7 now) gives you a little more oomph outside of gaming if you decide to use your system for anything else.

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There's really no reason to change your case unless you are unhappy with your S340, or just want a change. You have the budget though and are doing a mobo upgrade, so now's the time to change case if you want to. Meshify C is a fine choice- Phanteks P400A and cooler Master NR600 are also two great alternatives. NZXT H500/H510 are also potential's if you like the S340 but want a bit of an upgrade in the same style- the Meshify, P400A and NR600 all have vastly better airflow than the S340, H500, and H510 though.
Also I would probably just re-use your Kraken X62 since you already have it, unless you specifically want to change to air. In which case, I'd be getting a Dark Rock 4 personally(and I did, swapped my X61 for a DR4 on my 1700x).

So, this is what I'd be looking at;
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then you have a choice of motherboards;
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I really wouldn't go lower end than this with your budget. This is going to be pretty lackluster in terms of features compared to higher end X470/X570 mobo's, but this should be enough motherboard for most users IMO. Up to you to decide if it's enough for you.
Some other good options are;
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By far the best value X570 motherboard. This has the same VRM set-up as the higher end Strix X570 motherboards, but at a much more palatable price. That said, for me personally, it lacks some features I like and I would probably pay the extra £90-100 for Strix X570, even though it really is quite hard to justify.
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The only difference between the X570-F and X570-E that I can see, is that the "E" has a post code display on the bottom of the mobo towards the left, whereas the "F" has no post code display. I'm honestly not sure if there are any other differences between the 2 mobo's than the post code display.

Then, since you have plenty of budget left over, grab yourself a nice 1TB NVMe SSD;
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Silly not to at these prices to be honest, absolute steal IMO.

ZealN wrote Thanks you for the suggestions. I'll pickup a 3700x for sure then If It's going to be more suffice for 1440p 144hz Gaming.

ZealN wrote Question: Isn't Ram Speeds Super Important for AMD? No idea If 2666 would be enough as that's currently what I use.

ZealN wrote Managed to find this offer for £182 32GB 4x8 3600Mhz.
amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07TB4J2D...&psc=1

ZealN wrote I was thinking of waiting for the new 3000s series before upgrading my GPU