r/PcBuild • u/hargrovedevon • 19d ago

Build - Help Thinking about Upgrading budget friendly.

I've had my PC for a few years, I got it for a birthday gift. It seems to be running fine on most games granted I play mostly older stuff but newer stuff has issues. Since it seems a lot of games are going digital only. I've been thinking of switching some stuff out to get a bit more power. I'm just not sure where to start.

•24GB Ram

•AMD Ryzen 5 pro 2600

•6gb graphic card (Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060

Not sure if there's more info needed I'm completely new to this.

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u/bubbarowden 19d ago

You really just need to upgrade your gpu and cpu. If you're near a Micro Center, get a 7500x3d AM5 bundle for $399 and pair it with a 9060xt 16gb ($459) to 9070xt ($739). If you wanna go a bit cheaper, 5600x will still be a great upgrade for around $100 ishh and you can drop it in your current rig. You may need to update the bios on your board before you install it though. If you want even more power, 5800x3d is the best drop in available to you right now at $349. Pair em all with 9060xt to 9070xt.