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Why not just drop a cpu into your existing board?
It's not that powerful. The best CPU I can put there is locked i5. I have been considering that but I don't think it's a good upgrade. Maybe You can change my mind
A 13400 or 13500 would be a large upgrade to that i3 of yours, and you could stay with your present Motherboard and Ram, you would more than likely need to Flash to a newer Bios though.
What Video Card do you have though?
If your CPU isn't the Bottleneck upgrading the Cpu wont help much.
Currently rx 6600 but I am planning to change it in forseable future. Probably by the end of summer 2024