Upgrade my PC ?

[Simon_Sniff]

I'm wanting to upgrade my pc maybe but not sure what i should upgrade to get better performance in games like gta etc. ?

if you need more info just ask

 

My specs are :

1050 ti gaming X 4G msi

i5-7600k

500w be quiet pure power 9

16 gb of ram (2x 2133 MHz)

B250M msi bazooka

Kingston SUV400S37240G

HGST DeskStar NAS 7200 RPM HDN726040ALE614 (Mistakenly bought a nas drive not sure if i should change it out or not?)

Seagate BarraCuda ST1000DM010 1TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Hard Drive Bare Drive

Monitors are something acer and 59Hz 

 

[boggy77]

new gpu, a 1660 super

[GUVII]

Nothing wrong with Nas drives though they are usually used in RAID configs, the GPU is something to question though and possibly the memory, 2133 is stock speed for this system.

[Simon_Sniff]

2 minutes ago, GUVII said:

Nothing wrong with Nas drives though they are usually used in RAID configs, the GPU is something to question though and possibly the memory, 2133 is stock speed for this system.

my ram is also a value branded sorta ram with no heat spreader not sure if that matters

[Simon_Sniff]

6 hours ago, GUVII said:

Nothing wrong with Nas drives though they are usually used in RAID configs, the GPU is something to question though and possibly the memory, 2133 is stock speed for this system.

would upgrading my ram to 2400MHz be worth it or no ?

[LogicalDrm]

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As said, GPU is only real thing you should think about. You don't gain anything realistic from higher speed RAM and Intel. Instead getting used i7 would be upgrade, but that your cooling would need to be good.

 

The SSD is entry level. So from storage that's first thing to change.

[Simon_Sniff]

15 hours ago, LogicalDrm said:

-> Moved to New Builds and Planning

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As said, GPU is only real thing you should think about. You don't gain anything realistic from higher speed RAM and Intel. Instead getting used i7 would be upgrade, but that your cooling would need to be good.

 

The SSD is entry level. So from storage that's first thing to change.

pretty sure i have a all in one cooler or something for my cpu

[Simon_Sniff]

On 3/31/2020 at 5:07 PM, LogicalDrm said:

-> Moved to New Builds and Planning

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As said, GPU is only real thing you should think about. You don't gain anything realistic from higher speed RAM and Intel. Instead getting used i7 would be upgrade, but that your cooling would need to be good.

 

The SSD is entry level. So from storage that's first thing to change.

so i should be able to get a 1660 super ? and would some what improve performace ? (don't have much money to spend on pc parts)