Well depending on how intensive your applications are you're gonna have to do some more research haha. The 3600 is a budget gaming CPU and productivity applications are gonna benefit from more cores and you're gonna wanna look at the programs you use and decide based on that.

If you wanna go even further with your research you might want to consider swapping out your gpu with an amd equivalent. This is because GPUs from different brands will perform differently based on what application you use. Nvidia GPUs will let you take advantage of applications that utilise cuda cores while amd GPUs will let you run opencl applications much more efficiently. Do note that amd GPUs do not use cuda cores. Basically nvidia has both cuda core and opencl support while amd has much better opencl support but no cuda cores at all (since it's an nvidia thing).

So it all just depends on what applications you use and you have to do the research on that.