Planning an AM4 build (5600 -> 5800X3D) to last until 2034 for 1440p/60 FPS story games

Hey everyone, I haven't built this system yet, but I am currently planning out a multi-phase AM4 build with a very specific, long-term timeline in mind. My ultimate goal is to see if this platform can remain viable until roughly 2034 (another 8 years). To be completely clear, I am not trying to play future AAA titles on "Ultra" settings years down the line; I am perfectly happy dropping down to Medium or High presets. My non-negotiable target is just a consistent, smooth 1440p at 60 FPS in story-driven games by 2034. I want to know an honest truth: is that target actually possible in 2034 with this hardware path?

My planned starting baseline is a Ryzen 5 5600 paired with an Intel Arc B580. Planning around the AM4 socket feels like a solid value move to avoid the tax of shifting to AM5 and buying expensive DDR5 memory right now. My roadmap is to build the Ryzen 5 5600 + Intel Arc B580 combo first, ride it for a few years, execute a massive GPU upgrade (like a 5080 or RX 9070 XT) first down the line, and then finally drop in a Ryzen 7 5800X3D as the final "end-game" CPU upgrade for this motherboard.

My technical logic for reaching 2034 is that at 1440p, the workload is heavily GPU-bound, meaning the processor matters significantly less for hitting a 60 FPS baseline than it does at 1080p. I'm counting on the 5800X3D's massive 3D V-Cache to keep my 1% lows stable enough to eliminate micro-stuttering, which usually kills a CPU's viability long before average frame rates drop. By the early 2030s, I am also fully prepared to lean heavily on AI upscaling "crutches" like XeSS, FSR, or Frame Generation to bridge the gap and keep my frame rates steady without needing a full platform overhaul.

I’d love to get the community's take on this before I buy the parts. Do you think a 5800X3D and 32GB of RAM can realistically serve as a long-term foundation for a 1440p 60 FPS target for another 7-8 years if graphical expectations are managed?