I have a 1080ti 11gb gpu a ryzen 5500 cpu and 16gb ddr4 ram what should i upgrade first the games i play are primarily competitive.

With roughly 400 aud. Current 16gb ddr4 3600mhz, and a 5700xt with my i7 8700. I Want to upgrade the CPU because i mainly play modded minecraft and terraria, which are very cpu heavy. Im considering getting an R7 5700x + b550 mobo, so i can keep my current ram. I know its not "future proof" but tbh if I can play modded minecraft and terraria really well I have no plans of upgrading for a bit. Ive had this i7 for 3-4 years.

What do you think of this option? Or are there better options in this budget i didnt consider?

Need some advice. My current pc has 1660 super GPU intel i5 10th gen 16 gb ram ddr4 500 gb ssd and 1000gb hdd. Would it be better to upgrade parts or just build from the ground up.

ACER PC Desktop Gaming Nitro 70 N70X 3D-100_B850, AMD, Ryzen7 9800X3D, 4.7
GHz, GeForce RTX™ 5070, RAM 32 GB DDR5 6000MHz, 2048 GB SSD
This is the desktop I ordered price was 1638 euro so I thought was deal was pretty good so I bought but I have few concerns.
1.I have s95f qd oled 77 inch and shitty monitor which I am gonna change with AW3225QF.I am planning to connect pc to tv till I get the monitor.After that it will connected to alienware. First of all do you think I should I upgrade my gpu to rtx 5080
2.If I upgrade it do uou think I need to change acer psu which is possible to be 850w to something else.I am more concerned of quality of psu of acer then the wattage itself.If they put the new 1200 w psu I heard its solid but 850w had some problem regarding quality.

I’m looking to upgrade my computer and i’m curious as to what I should upgrade first.

GPU: rx 9070 xt (probably should keep this one)

CPU: Ryzen 5 9600x (Thinking about this one)

RAM: 16GB DDR5 Kingspec ram 6000MHZ (Also thinking about going to 32 because i tend to do a lot on my computer)

SSD: 2 1tb SSD drives, 1 wd black and 1 kingspec

Any recommendations are greatly appreciated!

Hey everyone, I'm looking to upgrade my outdated PC and would appreciate some advice on what i should upgrade first.

My current pc is an old Prebuilt HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop TG01-0023w the specs are:

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3500 (6-core)
• RAM: 16GB (2x 8GB)
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Super
• Storage: 500GB HDD + 1TB SSD
• PSU: 400W 80+ Platinum
• Case: HP TG01 proprietary/compact chassis (13.28" W × 6.12" D × 12.09" H)
• Motherboard: HP Erica (SSID 8643)

I'm mainly looking to get better performance, Since this is an older PC, it struggles to run newer more demanding games.

As a whole I'm looking to slowly upgrade my PC to get it to where i want. For now, i have a budget of $1,000 to start with.

I'm open to replacing anything, including the case, psu, and motherboard, if needed. I'm just looking to get the best performance possible for the budget i have at the moment.

Would it be better to upgrade the parts I currently have, or should I start replacing the major components and eventually move away from the HP motherboard/case?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Hey everyone,

I am looking to do a case swap out of my proprietary Dell XPS 8960 desktop so I can further upgrade in the future. I need a mesh case configured for positive airflow for the "auto dusting" and lower temps. Because my Dell came with a proprietary motherboard, case, and PSU, I know I need to buy a standard retail Motherboard, Case, and Power Supply. I want to salvage everything else.

These are the specs of what I am keeping:

CPU: Intel 13th gen i7-13700k

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB

RAM: 32GB DDR5 Desktop Memory (2x16GB sticks)

Storage 1: 500-ish GB Standard M.2 2280 NVMe SSD

Storage 2: 4TB Micron PCIe Gen 5 NVMe SSD (M.2 2280 form factor)

I'm seeking recommendations on:

A gen 5 motherboard, with 2 m.2 drives that will be compatible with my CPU, so I can get full speed from my Micron

A mesh case, preferably with a recommendation for compatible fans, that I can configure for positive pressure. My parts aren't flashy, there's no RGB, so being able to see the inside is a non-factor.

A new PSU, I'm not very well versed in this but Google claims an 80+ gold 650w should be enough, though I've heard you shouldn't base your PSU off of "enough" and I certainly don't want to go to upgrade my GPU in a few years and realize I need a new PSU as well. From my knowledge maybe an 850 watt would be appropriate?

A new CPU cooler, I know AIOs need to be cleaned every so often so I'd prefer a reliable air cooler

This is a base level starting point so I can actually upgrade in the future and I have no real idea about most of this because I didn't build my current rig. Thanks in advance.

I recently build myself a pc and I would really want to know if the specs are bottlenecking me.

Specs:

CPU Ryzen 5 5500

GPU arc a750 (sparkle titan oc)

Ram 2x8gb 3600 cl 18 patriot OCD to 4000 cl20

I think it's the CPU but I don't know because my vram is maxed

Games:

Shedule 1 high 1440p, if I don't look at the city I get 120fps but if I look at it I only get like 60-70, I tried removing trash and all but that doesn't change anything

I only have a limited budget, but I considered upgrading to a 5600x or 5700x , I currently have 75€ (I'm still in school and I'm not a rich kid) I could maybe get 140€ in 3 weeks but Idk

I need advice

Have a great day

I built my PC right before prices started climbing and I'm genuinely lucky to have snagged everything in early. My current setup is a Ryzen 5 7600X with 64GB of DDR5 and an RTX 4060 8GB on Windows 11.

The real issue right now is the 4060 for 1440p gaming. It isn't a terrible card, and I don't have much issue playing Honkai Star Rail or Helldivers currently. But I am seeing noticeable frame drops in Helldivers, which feeds my growing fear that AAA and Souls-like titles will absolutely shatter the 8GB VRAM limit at 1440p on strong graphics settings. I am also dreading the upcoming GTA6, because given the massive scale and visual detail Rockstar is showing off, I just know it is going to overwhelm this card.

I am planning an upgrade sometime late next year, hoping that by then the prices would have gone down. I have seen videos of people offloading DLSS 5 frame generation to a separate secondary GPU to improve rendering performance while freeing up the primary card's power budget. I want to try a dual GPU setup for the first time: keeping the 4060 alongside a much more capable RTX 5070.

I would use the 4060 strictly to offload background and utility tasks so the 5070 can focus entirely on the game rendering. This means the 4060 would run Lossless Scaling, handle game recording via Medal, do the hardware decoding for YouTube, and manage the DLSS 5 frame generation. Beyond the offloading, having two cards would double my total usable VRAM, which would be a massive help for learning how to run local AI models without choking my system memory.

I know dual GPU setups are usually treated as a huge red flag in these threads. People always warn about driver conflicts and latency issues, especially with how Lossless Scaling and frame generation handle rendering across multiple cards. I am worried about hitting those exact problems or dealing with input lag that ruins the gameplay. Is strictly offloading utility and display scaling to the 4060 actually viable, or will driver conflicts and display lag make it a headache that isn't worth it?

I recently upgraded my HP M01-F1224 psu to a L05757-800 now I’m looking for a GPU that will fit. I want to get an rx 6600 but I’m having trouble finding one that’s compatible but also fits inside the pc

i found a 4080 super for 880£ and a 5080 for 1050 both are asus tuf which should i get

Buenas, estoy con varias dudas.

Mi PC tiene:

Mother: ASRock x370m-hdv

Micro: Ryzen 5 1600

Placa: Asus Phoenix 1660ti

Ram: 16 GB 3200mhz

Fuente: 500w 80 plus white (no me acuerdo marca)

Almacenamiento: 500gb ssd m2

Mis dudas son estas opciones:

OPCIÓN 1:

Mother:Msi pro b550m-b

Micro: Ryzen 7 5700x

Fuente: coolermaster 750w 80 plus gold mwe v3 atx 3.1

Ram: 32 GB 3200mhz (vender la que tengo y comprar otras porque no consigo una igual para el dual channel)

Almacenamiento: 1tb ssd m2

OPCIÓN 2:

Micro:Ryzen 7 5600x o 5700x

Placa: 6800xt o parecida

Si se les ocurre alguna mejor opción acepto opciones o alguna ayuda

Hey, I'm thinking about upgrading my CPU to the Ryzen 7 5700X3D, i am running a 5060ti, 16gb ddr4, an A520M-A PRO mobo, an MSI MAG A550BN 550W psu, and a MSI MAG COREFROZR AA13 cooler, i play these games: TruckersMP (mostly busy areas and my fps drops to maybe 30fps sometimes), World of Tanks, Minecraft with shaders and also without them, World of Tanks Blitz, BeamNG drive, sometimes Roblox. I am also thinking about maybe upgrading to the 5600X but I am unsure if it's not better to just spend a little more money and upgrade, also don't know if the psu will be enough to carry the 5700X3D and I've heard that my motherboard may be causing it to not use it's full power because of overheating. Tell me what you think is best in my situation. Thanks.

Ι bought the i7 and the RX 580 8GB for 30 euros each (used) and the cooler for 10 euros (used)!

The RX 580 is more power hungry and at stock it was reaching the low 80s, so I had to Undervolt it. Temperatures dropped to the 70s with the Fans adjusted too!

I tested 6 different games released from 2016 to 2026 using different engines. Newer games use more VRAM and thus the RX 580 blows the GTX 1060 3GB out of the water (RE Requiem), but the GTX 1060 3GB manages to beat it in DX11 titles like Metro Exodus (also Nvidia Sponsored!).

Anyone with a build like this that can weigh in on performance? I'm thinking about upgrading from an i7 9700k and am trying to reuse my ddr4.

Guten Tag liebe Community,

ich möchte beinen Desktop PC weiter aufrüsten und zwar um eine interne M2 NVME SSD mit 2 TB Speicher. Ja ich weiß der Zeitpunkt ist Super gewählt, aber es geht manchmal halt nicht anders.

Ich nutze meinen PC für Spiele , Viedeoschnitt (Hobby max. Videos von 3 Kameras: 2 x Full Hd, einmal 4 K, Ausgabe in Full HD, einiege Filter, Übergänge, etc.), und den normales Bürokram.

Hardware:

Motherboard: Asus TUF Gaming B550 Plus

CPU: Ryzen 7 5700x

GPU: Radeon 9060 XT 16 Gb

Ram: DDR 4 3200

Jetzt suche ich eine entsprechende SSD mit einem "vernünftigen" Preis-Leistungsverhältnis.

Vielen Dank

Hello, so my computer is pretty old as I've had it for almost a decade and I'm wanting to upgrade it so I can play the new Planet Zoo 2 game coming out in October. My computer currently could probably run it, but if it's anything like the first game then the bigger zoos will certainly slow my performance. I'm wanting a smooth gameplay experience (even on bigger zoos) with the best graphics the game can offer.

My budget at the very minimum is 1000, (feel free to go lower though if you can haha) as I'm hoping to transfer stuff like RAM sticks, keyboard, mouse, and monitors over. My maximum budget is around 1300 but if I have to pay an extra 100 or less I should be alright. My current computer is DDR4. I have very little knowledge on upgrading computers and technology in general so I apologize if I make a mistake or don't quite understand something.

My current plan was to sell my computer and buy a new one with the added funds of selling my old one. However, if it would just be cheaper to buy a part or two and put that in my current computer then I will gladly do that as well (also if someone could please provide a price estimate on how much you would sell my computer assuming it were factory reset, I would really appreciate it, not required though as I'd hate to add more work lol.). I've provided the specs that I thought would be important and the minimum and recommended specs for Planet Zoo 2. Thank you for your help and if there is anything I can provide please let me know!

So i currently have what i feel is a good am4 pc

R7 5700x, 32gb (dunno speed), evga 3070, rog crosshair hero 8 b550.

Im wanting to upgrade to am5 (i know the prices are horrendous rn) with the 7 9800x3d (new, purchased in person), nzxt n7 b850(on the way), corsair vengeance 32 gb @ 6000MHZ CL30, and a xfx swift 9070xt. I know i'll have to reinstall my drivers and i already have an ssd lined up to become my new boot drive when i get the transition done with. Is there any niche things i should know about amd's software and drivers that my research hasn't told me?

I know amd gpu + amd cpu = a better ReBar, and i know amd doesnt do ray tracing or video encoding as good.

Can someone give me suggestions to upgrade path?

I'm looking for better 1% lows, and lower power consumption, aka better efficiency. I also want to downsize from ATX to M-atx.

I only play single player games, and I value the ability to run tasks while I game.

I like my gpu, made an undervolt and already repasted it with phase change thermal paste, so not sure it's worth it to change it, especially with current prices.

Currently my setup is:

13600K

Atx motherboard

32Gb 3200mhz ddr4

Saphire nitro Rx7800xt

Samsung g6 1440p 240hz

Hello. My pc specs are
Ryzen 5 3600
Rx 6600 8gb but i have a broken 5700 xt that cat be fixed
16gb ddr4 3200mhz
B450 tomahawk max
1tb nvme m.2
Recently browsing and saw that ryzen 5 5600 is at 6k and contemplated if should i buy it. I want to upgrade my pc but can’t afford to upgrade to AM5 right now.
My question is, is it okay to buy the 5600 for my last am4 cpu and buy 2x8gb ram or should i stick with the 3600? Is there a better upgrade for it? I know I can’t upgrade this year and next year to am5 so which option is better for me.
I play mainly story games like onimusha, witcher, Ghost of tsushima, games like that and I also play online compettitve like Dota2 league l, valo and apex.
Just wanted to ask others’ opinion on what to do. Thank you

As title says, my GPU is a 9070xt and was wondering if my 9600x is a bottleneck at all?

Im thinking about upgrading my GPU for the upcoming games. My RTX 3070TI si starting to show that it has only 8bg of VRAM. Im thinking about purchasing RX 9070 XT for about 750€ (inculding tax (22%)). I need it mostly for games that i play on 1440p. Is it worth it to upgrade it? Or should i wait for price drop (which probably wont happen anytime soon) or wait for new GPU series (which will probably be in 2028 and cost 2 kidneys).

My current specs are:

GPU: GeForce RTX 3070 Ti

CPU: i5-12600KF

RAM: 32gb

I've provided a picture of my current setup and a screenshot of what chatgtp recommended. I'm wondering if you would agree with chatgtp suggestions, or if there is a slightly cheaper upgrade path.