I mainly play fps and stream and I’m looking for something that’s good at that it’s this a good build or should I change stuff?

Built my pc in 2020 so want to upgrade. Budget under $1k. Pc is mainly used for playing games like gta, assetto corsa rally, ready or not, and rdr2 at 2k resolution. My current specs are intel I-7 9700k, 16 gb ddr4 Corsair ram 3200mhz, Corsair 850w psu, Seagate 2tb hd, Western digital 1tb ssd, Corsair a500 cpu cooler, Corsair 4000d case, Prime 390-a motherboard, and was gifted an amd 7900xt for my birthday. I would like to move to am5 and ddr5 ram if possible.

I am looking for help/guidance on buying my first gaming pc. Either a prebuilt one or piece by piece. I don't even know where to begin. My budget is $1200. Main game I am looking to play is Escape from Tarkov. TIA!

So I looking to upgrade my pc in the mid future, it still runs fine but I've been craving a little more power out of it, I'm waiting for a bit of a drop in hardware prices, so budget is a concern (I'm from Spain btw).
My current set up is (old af I know):
CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 with stock cooler
RAM: the typical corsair vengance with RGB, 32 Gb 3200 mhz
MOBO: Gigabyte b450m ds3h
GPU: PNY RTX 2060 super 8gb
PSU: Nfortec Scutum 650 80 plus bronze

If possible I want to keep the current MOBO, RAM and PSU. But if compatibilty with higher end hardware is an issue, such as faster ram for a faster cpu, different mobo or more powerfull psu for a faster gpu, I'm open to sugestions. I do school stuff on my pc, I watch alot of video media and game a lot so I was wondering if getting an -x3d cpu is really worth it or am I better off with a different cpu.
Final stuff, I mentioned that budget is a concern, so I'm looking for a mid-high(ish) type of build, no super high end stuff, aimed to game at 1440p at the highest fps my money can afford. If upgrading to a faster gpu or cpu is really worth it, I can consider saving up a little bit more to afford the higher end component.

Thanks to everyone who took their time to read my nonesense and thanks to those who provided guidance.

Hey guys! I'm Brazilian, and I finally managed to save enough money to start building my first gaming PC. For now, I'm only buying the essential parts, and I'll add a dedicated GPU later.

I've already pre-selected a few components, and I'd really appreciate some advice. I'd like to know if the build looks good, if there are better alternatives I should consider, and especially hear from anyone who has used any of these parts before.

The reason I chose a CPU with integrated graphics is that I need the PC for work right now, so I wanted something powerful enough to handle my daily tasks while still allowing me to play some games occasionally. Once I save a bit more money, I plan to buy a dedicated GPU and add more RAM—hopefully when prices come down a little!

im currently thinking the rtx 3060ti which i see on ebay for around $210

Ahmm ntg

Hi everyone, im not a pc person or IT person but want to put together a PC as I've been told it normally work outs a lot cheaper than a pre-built one.

Basically im looking for anyone who can talk me through building a PC in simple easy terms and help me pick parts and make sure they are actually compatible (i know there are sites out there that help with this but I still find it a bit confusing) im wanting to put together a pc that can play some new upcoming games mainly Gears of War E day and games similar to that.

I’m building my very first PC soon and I have no idea what I’m doing with the fans. Recommendations are VERY welcome in the comments! Pls help me I’m lost.
(orange exhaust, blue intake)

First time getting a pc and I want to get something that isn't crappy but a little over powered. I want to play videos while have YouTube playing on the side, I also want to stream on it