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Its definitely an overkill if you are not going to be gaming on the rig to be honest :) if its mainly for productivity I'd keep the limit to around £1000 on the PC and then get another one in 3-4 years time.

My only other suggestion is to replace the HDD with an SSD or even better and M.2. NVME drive. You will get a massive amount of performance boost in terms of loading times, and many games really need SSD drives to run effectively, for example Star Citizen is unplayable on a HDD as its loading...

I've purchased a new PC from PC Specialists, and I have to say I've been impressed at the performance of the 13700KF, its really high performance and great value for money, I've created a number of profiles in the BIOS and even running 16 cores and capping the Frequency of the CPU I get great...

Okay so it's the 24th October, and having had your PC for a while, main question is, are you still married lol? :)