Gunner0102

What about the 5500 XT? I think I secretly want AMD to smash Nvidia, but it keeps sounding like its not going to happen, lol.

So I am more than likely going to upgrade my GPU before the end of the year. I have a budget of under 300, so the 1660 series is very obvious option for me. However, we all know that the 5500 series is looming not to too far behind. My question that I propose to all of you: Should I have faith in AMD to create a GPU that'll be on par or greater than team green, or would you rather I take the straight and narrow path and stick with the already impressive 1660 series? I do plan on eventually getting a new CPU later in 2020, and the GPU will likely make that decision for me.

That looks great! Thanks for the help.

Yessir

@Finwillwin @mikat Overall budget would be a little north of 1k, around 1200.

Hello all, So I've wanted to upgrade my current PC fro a while now but haven't had the time, or resources to do so until recently. I'm mostly looking for a gaming rig with some productivity in Adobe programs. I'll go ahead and post some rough specs below and I'd like to hear from you guys as to which things I should be aiming to upgrade first, which things I could live with a while longer, or if I should just start from scratch. You'll see that the system is a few generations back in the PC world but overall it still runs well. I just know I can get much more use and enjoyment these days. As for budget its mediocre, but that is why I'd like to take one thing at a time if I can. Motherboard.............................. ASRock - H81M-HDS CPU........................................... Intel Core i5-4670 @3.4GHz (Intel Cooler) GPU........................................... AMD Radeon HD 7800 Series RAM........................................... 8GB DDR3 HDD........................................... WD10EZEX-08M2NA0 (WD Blue 1TB) Monitor....................................... Dell 24070WFP Peripherals are all Logitech G series stuff and are fine.