Any recommendations on how to make my to be gaming PC any better?

[Linus Drop TIps]

CPU: Ryzen 5 3600

Cooler: Hyper 212 EVO

GPU: Asus TUF 1660 Super

Motherboard: Asus TUF x570 Gaming Plus (Wi-Fi)

Memory: Corsair Vengence RGB Pro 16GB 3200Mhz

Storage: 2TB Seageate Hard Drive/ 250GB 970 EVO

Power Supply: EVGA 600 Watt Bronze Rated

Case: NZXT H510

[Dedayog]

Yeah, upgrade all the parts

 

Seriously, what is it you feel is lacking?  FPS?  Resolution?   Any lag?

 

Better is a vague term.  Tell us what you play, etc.  Monitor?

[aisle9]

The PSU is iffy. Otherwise you've got a really solid build there. What are you trying to do with it that you want more performance for?

[seon123]

Do you already have it and want to upgrade it, or are you considering buying those parts? In the second case, I would recommend you change the CPU cooler, GPU, motherboard, RAM, SSD, PSU and case

[Linus Drop TIps]

1 minute ago, jstudrawa said:

Yeah, upgrade all the parts

 

Seriously, what is it you feel is lacking?  FPS?  Resolution?   Any lag?

 

Better is a vague term.  Tell us what you play, etc.  Monitor?

I'm going for a bang for buck gaming PC, this will be my upgrade form a console which I have been using for years. I play Rainbow Six, Minecraft, and GTA V most often. Ill just be using a basic 1080p 60hertz monitor. I just want to know if this is a good starting point for a beginner PC gamer.

[Dedayog]

25 minutes ago, Linus Drop TIps said:

I'm going for a bang for buck gaming PC, this will be my upgrade form a console which I have been using for years. I play Rainbow Six, Minecraft, and GTA V most often. Ill just be using a basic 1080p 60hertz monitor. I just want to know if this is a good starting point for a beginner PC gamer.

What you have is a fantastic starting point.  Will play 1080p/60Hz really well.  
 

When you get the funds, move up to either a higher refresh monitor or a higher resolution one.  May need to upgrade the 1660 then but for now you're set.

[Sir0Tek]

Bang for the buck? Isn't Corsair Vengeance LPX cheaper compared to the Vengeance RGB?

The eVGA-psu, it is of the B/BR series I assume? Atx 2.3 standard? You can get better for the money.

The 970 Evo is tlc-nand. You may consider the Intel 660p is qlc - but cheaper - 512gb for less. If you're worried about latency you might not want tlc/qlc anyways. Alternatively, use a +-250gb mlc ssd together with an 1tb+ cached tlc/qlc nvme that replaces the 2tb conventional harddisk. Or use an ssd >400gb mlc together with a conventional harddisk and use about 10-15% of the ssd as a cache for the harddisk.

There are similar cases to the NZXT H510 at about half the price (bang/buck?).