One Thing...

[Guest]

Okay so if you could upgrade one Component in my Build what would it be? (Also don't Suggest switching to Intel.. I will someday just not now..) 

 

• CPU
  AMD FX4300 Black Edition @4.55Ghz
• Motherboard
  MSI 970 Gaming
• RAM
  HyperX FURY Series 8GB (2x 4GB) DDR3 1866MHz - Red
• GPU
  MSI GTX 760 Twin Frozr 2GB GDDR5 @1254Mhz
• Case
  Corsair Carbide 100R Silent Edition Mid-Tower Case
• Storage
  HyperX 240GB SATA3 3K 2.5-inch Gaming SSD Drive
• PSU
  Jeantech Storm 700w
• Display(s)
  Samsung S27D390H 27 Inch PLS 1920x1080 Monitor
• Cooling
  ARCTIC Freezer Xtreme Rev. 2 / 3 ARCTIC F12 PWM PST Fans
• Keyboard
  Logitech Keyboard K120
• Mouse
  Logitech M185 Wireless Mouse
• Sound
  Logitech Z506 Surround Sound Speakers
• Operating System
  Windows 10 Pro- 64 Bit

[JuztBe]

Mechanical keyboard, CPU upgrade.

[Guest]

Mechanical keyboard, CPU upgrade.

like would the Keyboard be my 1st and Cpu 2nd..??? also "One Component" 

[ineedhelppleasehelp]

your build seems great I wouldn't spend money on upgrading it since u have all you need. I guess adding 2 sticks of 4 ram wouldn't hurt

[Fatelinha]

It's already pretty balanced I would not upgrade it since the cpu, RAM and GPU are in the same level and a newer component would create bottlenecks. The only thing I would possibly do is a Mechanical keyboard or a more reliable PSU

[Kherm]

100% CPU (and motherboard) The FX4 line is garbage. 

[kent1147]

Since you already have a decent video card and an SSD, your next upgrade will be CPU.  Get an Intel CPU, man.  AMD CPUs are garbage in terms of performance.

 

However, upgrading the CPU will require that you also buy a new motherboard.  Luckily, your DDR3 RAM can carry over, so you're looking at an overall cost of around $400 for a decent CPU + motherboard combo.

[Guest]

Since you already have a decent video card and an SSD, your next upgrade will be CPU.  Get an Intel CPU, man.  AMD CPUs are garbage in terms of performance.

 

However, upgrading the CPU will require that you also buy a new motherboard.  Luckily, your DDR3 RAM can carry over, so you're looking at an overall cost of around $400 for a decent CPU + motherboard combo.

(Also don't Suggest switching to Intel.. I will someday just not now..) 

[kent1147]

(Also don't Suggest switching to Intel.. I will someday just not now..) 

 

Missed that part.  If that's the case, then don't bother doing anything.  Just save your money, until you can switch CPU platforms.

[Guest]

Missed that part.  If that's the case, then don't bother doing anything.  Just save your money, until you can switch CPU platforms.

Yeah Thanks anyway