GodLikeGill

There is your issue!
I would start with f10 (Going up too many versions can cause issues)
The reflash method is super easy, don't even need to make it bootable, just reformat to fat32 and follow these steps: 
 

Pretty much any 120mm 4 heatpipe tower will work, you may also wanna have a look at other coolers like gammax 400, se 224 xt, freezer 34. You are also pretty close to china so maybe some chinese towers have flooded your market offering semi decent performance at a ridicolously good price like those snowman coolers. Basically anything in the 20-30$ range is where you get the best value
 
also for all i know the u12s redux is overpriced and better performing coolers exist in the same price range, is it just maximum performance in smallest form factor kind of thing? The pricepoint is just confusing and i dont think its suitable for an 8 core so the futureproof argument kinda gets thrown out the window here

I live in india , thats why . 12600k is 100$ more expensive than 5600x , thats why i went with this cpu

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/MDYwht
or
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/MgHWvf
 
Would recommend a decent aftermarket cpu cooler for either one. If your case can support a Pure Rock 2 Black, Dark Rock 4, or Noctua NH-U12S REDUX air cpu cooler, then any of those should be fine.

The choice to upgrade the cpu depends on if your load is cpu bound or not. We dont know what constraints or issues you currently have

Thanks everyone for sharing your thoughts , I also really want to buy peripherals as well , I didnt even buy Fall Guys because i wanted to save every single penny if i was gonna buy a cpu. If anyone still strongly things i should go for cpu/mb or anyone who wants to share their opinion pls do!
 

If you have some leftover, buying a controller would be a good idea too. Some games, such as Fall Guys, are much more fun and intuitive to play with a controller.

I'd get the peripheral first. When I got my PC, I bought a bunch of peripherals a few months after to improve the experience without breaking the bank. Your system is balanced, CMIIW you'd need to upgrade the CPU and GPU in tandem to see significant performance uplift. I wouldn't upgrade anything in the system other than the motherboard for easier future upgrade, but then again, it won't net you performance boost.

Are you sure that your cpu bottleneck 1650? Seems strange. I would buy better GPU, not CPU.

Your system is reasonably balanced IMO. Get yourself some of the peripherals that you are lacking.
 
I agree that a CPU/motherboard upgrade would do well for you. Motherboard first. Go B550 if you can for better compatibility in the future. And wait for Ryzen 4000 before upgrading the CPU.
 
After that, your GPU will be the limiting factor in the system for sure, so you'd need to look into upgrading that.
 
This is the order I would do it if I were you.

I'd either spend the money on quality of life stuff otherwise you will never get to it, such as desk, chair, headphones, mousemat etc.
 
Or keep saving up if what you have is good enough for now. I dont know the rate at which you save up but personally i would do the first if ur depending on how bad ur setup is.