Godkidd

The Seagate Barracuda lineup has a datasheet that gives average read/write performance metrics strait from the manufacturer. I googled it.

Looks pretty good. About what I'd expect from a 7200RPM drive.

those look normal for an hdd, but you want the info from crystaldiskinfo as well, the numbers from that will tell you a lot more about the health, and errors.

Any will do, unless you have a multiple sockets, a lot of ram, or a lot of cores (like 64), or you need features like Bitlocker encryption, getting a proffesional version of Windows doesn't really make sense.

Hello,
 
You mean between professional and home edition ? Any of them will work. 

normal windows 10 aka home

Windows 10 Home

FTFY.

No, 99.9% of them are essentially malware.
 
Kill any unneeded processes before gaming. Bam. Gamebooster.

Cinebench R15/R20 for CPU bench. 3DMark/Heaven for GPU bench. Heaven is a good all around system benchmark too. CrystalDiskMark for drives.

Sure. Really decent card for the price it normally runs at.

1650 Super tops, assuming you don't only play Esport titles that don't need more than 4 cores.

Anything is going to be compatible. CPU choice doesn't strictly limit that. Now, if you're talking about something that won't be a waste because the CPU can't keep up with it, that's a different question.
 
The 3200G is a decent enough quad core HT processor, that it should run fine with pretty much any 1080p card, but I'd probably recommend something like a 580 or 1660 super on the low end and a 5600XT or 2060 on the high end. Depends on your budget.
 

Please quote people you're replying to so they get a notification that you did so.
 
In that case I'd go for the RAM first, and save for a good GPU. A decent RX 570 4GB new is only $120, ($145 for the 8GB version) and a 580 4GB is $150 new. ($180 for the 8GB)

assuming it's the v2, it'll be more than enough. 
 

Yes

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depends what games youre playing. Esports games would be playable off the integrated gpu but triple a games i would say would want a dedicated gpu 

If you are going to game. You might want to go with 16 GB of ram. As for Video card, what is your target (Example: 1080p 144hz)? 
Edit: Also post your power supply wattage.