Which part to upgrade first?

[Beovy]

I've had my current computer for about 6 years now, and I've been meaning to build a new one for a while now but I just haven't found the motivation to spend the money. The specs are as follows:

• AMD Phenom II X6 1055T
• Stock AMD CPU Cooler
• Asus M4A88TD-M/USB3
• 1x generic 2GB stick of ram
• 1x Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600
• HIS Radeon HD 7790 2GB
• Coolermaster RS-650 PCAR-E3 650w
• Generic NCIX mid tower case
• 1x Seagate 750GB 7200RPM Hard drive (got this with my acer computer I got 7 years ago)
• 1x Seagate 500GB 7200RPM Hard drive 
• 1x Acer X233h 1080p Monitor
• 1x LG 1050p Monitor
• Func KB-460
• Logitech G502
• Logitech X540 Speakers
• Kingston HyperX 2 
• Sennheiser HD 598 SRs

Some things to note:

• Took out the CPU cooler to clean one time and the stock thermal paste pulled the CPU with it so I bent some pins. Somehow managed to put it back together and it's been working. Havn't touched it since
• CPU is at 75%+ usage more often than not for some reason even when just browsing the web and daily usage of the computer
• 2 ram slots are broken
• Hard drives rattle 
• I/O ports are unstable (keyboard sometime disconnects, ethernet port is iffy)
• Sometimes

Games I play:

• League of Legends
• CSGO
• Overwatch

Things I do:

• Photo/Video Editing w/ Adobe Premier, Lightroom, Photoshop (very light, I'm not a professional)
• Office 365
• Stream my games
• Constantly have things open on both monitors

Things I know I don't need to upgrade or don't want to:

• My GPU is fine for all the games I play

The Point of This Thread:

I don't really want to spring on an entire new system right now, so I was wondering what I should upgrade first? I was thinking an SSD. Thoughts? Should I upgrade my CPU and mobo?

 

 

[HunterSkater429]

Mobo and cpu 

[zzzzzzzhhh]

SSD is preferred, everything else is fine really, what do you feel is slow about your system?

[Beovy]

2 minutes ago, Vespertine said:

SSD is preferred, everything else is fine really, what do you feel is slow about your system?

I'm not a very techy person so I can't tell you exactly what the problem is. Whenever I use it sometimes it's just slow and stops responding when I try doing more than one thing at once. Sometimes I lose frames when I stream and even alt tabbing out of games. When it cooperates it's flawless but when there's a problem it's quite frustrating.

[Beovy]

5 minutes ago, HunterSkater429 said:

Mobo and cpu 

Reason?

[NumLock21]

Your system is still good. Get a SSD and it should bring new life into your system.

[zzzzzzzhhh]

2 minutes ago, Beovy said:

I'm not a very techy person so I can't tell you exactly what the problem is. Whenever I use it sometimes it's just slow and stops responding when I try doing more than one thing at once. Sometimes I lose frames when I stream and even alt tabbing out of games. When it cooperates it's flawless but when there's a problem it's quite frustrating.

An SSD is a very good option then, it can make the desktop experience very smooth, but if the problem is in games then you really should change your GPU? 

[HunterSkater429]

45 minutes ago, Beovy said:

Reason?

Old, a cheap i3 and h board will do better 

[Sanctorum]

CPU, Mobo, and RAM would be a reasonable upgrade, but it depends on how much money you have really. I'd probably wait until the end of the month and look at a Ryzen 3 upgrade if possible. Otherwise, add an SSD. You should really add an SSD anyway, but a Ryzen 3 upgrade would definitely do you good so if you can afford that, go for that, and then you can add an SSD.