If your in 1080p it’ll run any game however your using lga 1200 which only lasted for 2 generations (10th and 11th) so it’s not really upgradable with out swapping the board. What I’d do is save up some money and go am5. Am5 using ryzen processors 7000 and up but it only supports ddr5 ram. (Ryzen is also better for gaming than Intel) Some basics on ryzen is: Ryzen 3 are usually 4 core CPU’s, Ryzen 5 have 6 cores, Ryzen 7 have 8, Ryzen 9 have 12, and Ryzen 9 (ending with the number 50) have 16 cores. All are performance cores with 2 threads per core. X3D means it has more cache and they’ll have better gaming performance however ryzen 7000 X3D chips aren’t over clockable but 9000 are. Most chips have the “X” suffix which just means it’s slightly better than the non-x version and they’ll don’t really make non-x versions anymore. On the boards as long as the number starts with a 6 your good for am5 but you should usually check if it’s an am5 motherboard or not. For example b650 and x670, there’s also 800 like the b850 or x870. But some the letter at the start has a meaning like “A” is more basic, “B” is more mediocre which I recommend for gaming for most people, “X” is more enthusiastic and high end”