New parts for a newbie

[MrScare]

Hello, 

 

So recently I starting thinking about replacing some parts in my computer. I'm personally not that familiar with pc biding and pc parts so I hoped to find some help here. Current I got a GTX 1050 with an AMD 6300 6 core proccessor but I can't decide quite which of these to replace for some better equipment. For a new GPU I was thinking of a RTX 2060, although for a new proccessor I don't know quite what would be best to get without spending a lot of money, around 400-500 max. Hope anyone can help here find me some good value replacements that can improve mostly fps during gaming 

 

Thanks either way 

[SammySweets]

youll need a new CPU before you get a new GPU. that CPU is limiting now a days. the GPU is fine. getting a new CPU will require you to also get a new Motherboard and even new RAM if you are going from DDR3 to DDR4. 

 

also where you live affects pricing. 

[Ardu]

In addition to what the above person said, I think you should focus on a CPU before GPU, but if you had your heart set on a 2060 down the line, I think maybe a Ryzen 5 2600 may be a good route. I dunno where you're from but it's only like £130 in the UK.

[Stormseeker9]

12 minutes ago, Ardu said:

In addition to what the above person said, I think you should focus on a CPU before GPU, but if you had your heart set on a 2060 down the line, I think maybe a Ryzen 5 2600 may be a good route. I dunno where you're from but it's only like £130 in the UK.

+ mobo and ddr4 ram. 

 

@MrScare wait till July 7th zen 2 will

be released then, which will result in zen+ dropping pricess

 

bet ya, you can grab a nice combo of 2600+b450 for cheap + ram.

[Oalei]

Wait for Zen 2 at July 7 or see benchmarks on June 10.

[MrScare]

Thanks everyone for the tips! Great help