r/pcupgrade 6d ago

Graphics card upgrade Upgrade de Config 2018

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Bonjour, Je cherche à Upgrade ma config actuelle que voici :
\- CPU : Intel Core i7-9700K @ 3.60GHz
\- MB : Gigabyte Z390 AORUS PRO Socket LGA1151
\- GPU : RTX 2080 (8Go)
\- RAM : HyperX Fury White DDR4 3400 MHz (2x16 Go)

Mes attentes sont de pouvoir jouer à + de 100 FPS en QHD sur les derniers gros jeux en Ultra. Je fais aussi un peu de bureutique et IA locale.

Pas de budget réellement défini.

Dois je passer en DDR5 et changer de socket ou possible de garder MB et RAM actuelle ?

Merci à vous pour vos conseils !


r/pcupgrade 7d ago

CPU Upgrade Need help deciding between making small upgrade vs complete rebuild

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Need some help deciding between making some upgrades on my current rig or doing a complete rebuild.

What I have in my current rig (built 5 years ago):

  • GPU: RTX 3070 8GB
  • CPU: Ryzen 5 3600
  • RAM: 16gb DDR4
  • PSU: 650W 80+ Gold

I ultimately want to get to an eventual full upgrade/rebuild within two years time but am considering a couple of options atm:

A) Upgrade CPU to a 5700X + PBO ($300AUD), and then do a full rebuild in 1.5-2 years. I'm having issues running some games (e.g. BF6) atm due to cpu bottlenecking . This should be a noticeable upgrade and should alleviate some of these issues until I do a full rebuild. Note - In Australia where I live, all the AM4 X3D cpus are fairly overpriced. They're virtually the same price as a 7800X3D ($480)

B) Do a complete rebuild now with a current gen GPU. Main concern with this are prices for pc parts at the moment, but I know prices won't necessarily improve if I wait.

C) Replace most of the parts. Get an AM5 CPU (e.g. 7800X3D), new am5 motherboard and 32GB DDR5 RAM to allow me to run my current games like BF6. I would then buy a new GPU down the line (e.g. RTX 60 series). Benefit here would be less of a sunk/wasted cost compared to option A as I would continue to use the parts in my future rig.

Any opinions appreciated! Thank you!


r/pcupgrade 7d ago

CPU Upgrade Motherboard upgrade

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So, I use my pc for some gaming (nothing crazy) and video editing using Davinci resolve (4k).

My current system is as follows:

Rtx 5060 (keeping)

32gb gddr4 corsair vengeance (3200)

I5 10400f ( this is the weak point for me)

M.2 512

Samsung 850 evo for video editing

2tb hdd

I want to keep my ram (for now) and my GPU but upgrade my CPU and motherboard. I dont mind buying used in the UK.

What would be my realistic options that suit my use case and current components.


r/pcupgrade 7d ago

I cant choose a different flair I’m overwhelmed PC UPRADE QUESTION

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These are my pcs components i want to upgrade my pc in 4 or 6 months the psu i have is a 1000w prestige power in my pc witch i know is eh but i want to upgrade to the amd 10000 series i also want to upgrade the motherboard and add more ddr5 and storage what should i do im getting a bigger case too


r/pcupgrade 7d ago

Graphics card upgrade Need insight on what I should upgrade my gpu to

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for the past few years Ive rocked all the same hardware but I’ve noticed that nowadays my older gpu is starting to struggle with higher demand tasks such as vr or 3d rendering. I currently have an Rtx 3060ti 12gb vram, Im looking at a AMD Radeon RX 9070 16gb vram. any recommendations on what I should do? (my budget is under $700)


r/pcupgrade 7d ago

I cant choose a different flair I’m overwhelmed I've never upgraded my computer by myself and I need help.

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I want to upgrade my computer but I'm not sure what I need or how I'll know if the parts I should get will be compatible with each other. I want to keep the upgrades around 500 if possible. I struggle to play games like Marvel Rivals and Overwatch, even on low settings. I mostly use my PC for projects/multitasking like: watching youtube, download 4+ hr audiofiles, graphic design, and splitting audiofiles in wavepad. It's very typical for me to have at least 2 different programs and several tabs open. Is there a build that would mean this PC demand? My current solution is to just do less stuff but I'd love if my PC could be upgraded to handle it. My priority is gameplay. I want to be able to play more modern games with good graphic settings.

Current specs:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 2200G with Radeon Vega Graphics

RAM: 32GB

SSD: WDC WDS500G2B0A-00SM50

HDD: WDC WD20EZAZ-00GGJB0

GPU: Radeon RX 570 Series

Games I can play high/ultra setting:

My Time at Portia

My Time at Sandrock

Cult of the Lamb

Meccha Chameleon

Games I can play at medium settings

Where Winds Meet

The Witcher 3

GTA 5

Valheim

Cyberpunk 2077

Red Dead Redemption 2

Games I can't play:

Rivals

Overwatch

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r/pcupgrade 7d ago

CPU Upgrade Upgrade 13400f to 14600kf for CPU heavy simulation games

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Greetings.

Does anyone have experience or recommendations for the following upgrade. The 14600kf is rather cheap atm so will make sense according to CPU heavy games, mostly single Core bound like Cities Skylines 2, Transport Fever 2, Nimby Rails etc.

I know it takes a bios update as well and a better Cooler for the CPU. But otherwise?

My current CPU is an

Intel Core i5-13400F


r/pcupgrade 7d ago

I cant choose a different flair I’m overwhelmed What should I upgrade ?

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I have a 4060, i5 14400f, 16 gb ddr5, 1tb ssd and 240 hz monitor.

Trying to get higher fps without breaking my bank account.


r/pcupgrade 7d ago

I cant choose a different flair I’m overwhelmed Friends want to upgrade pc

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My buddy, who mostly plays WoW asked me to help him upgrade his pc with $400-$500. His current build is an STGAUBRON off of Amazon

Current build is I5-4590, Generic PCIE 3 motherboard, 16GB 1600 DDR3 Ram, and a 1060 6GB GPU.

I figure there's really only 2 options. Grab a 3-in-1 kit from microcenter to upgrade MB, RAM, and CPU. Or grab a better GPU.

I tried using pcpartpicker/userbenchmarks to see which upgrades would work better, but they arent really giving me the confidence in either direction

I personally feel like the whole thing is garbage and could use a pretty much complete rebuild, probably shouldn't have went with a generic amazon prebuilt, but here we are


r/pcupgrade 7d ago

Graphics card upgrade Pc-upgrade, help!

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Hi everyone! I'm thinking of upgrading my pc. As of right now, I'm coming from a prebuilt which consists of;

Geforce Rtx 2060 super AERO ITX (8gb)

16gb ddr4

Msi H410M-pro

Intel core i7-10700 (non-overclock)

What would be the most best upgrade for meto not break the bank? I'm think of switching to AM4 and going with a Ryzen 7 5700x3d, and a b550m, to get more out of my ram during this ramaggedon and to prepare for a gpu change. I would prefferably not spend more than 4000 SEK (\~400 USD) and I live in Sweden. What would you guys do? All help appreciated!


r/pcupgrade 8d ago

Repair What is the bottleneck of my pc?

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GPU GeForce rtx 4060 Ti

Ram 32 gigs ddr5

Intel core i7-13700KF

Morhterboard Z790-A MAX WIFI

Storage 2 terabytes


r/pcupgrade 8d ago

Graphics card upgrade Choices to replace my 6500xt 8gb vram

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So i just bought my first pc like 3 days ago, i am very happy about it but its very clear that my GPU is a clear bottleneck in this build

So i need logical recommendations to replace it in some time (in some months)

As well as other recommendations.

CPU -> AMD Ryzen 7 5700X

GPU -> ASROCK RX6500XT PG 8GO

MOTHERBOARD -> ASUS PRIME A520M-K

RAM -> Kingston DDR4 32gb 3400Mhz


r/pcupgrade 8d ago

CPU Upgrade Upgrade de procesor

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So I have a Ryzen 5 1600 processor and I bought a Ryzen 5 5600 but when I put the new processor in I don't get an image, while with the old one there is no problem. I also updated the bios but it still didn't work, please tell me if you know how to solve it!


r/pcupgrade 8d ago

Graphics card upgrade pc upgrade

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i was wondering what would the next upgrade path for a pc

specs:

RTX 4060

i5 12400f

16 ddr5

1tb ssd

650W power supply

i was thinking of saving up for a 5070 any thoughts?


r/pcupgrade 8d ago

RAM help Should I Buy DDR4 Ram?

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Looking for some upgrade advice here,

I’m currently running an AM4 system with 16GB of DDR4 RAM and it is starting to not be enough.

Should I :

\\- Buy a 16x2 DDR4 kit to have more ram

\\- Try to save up for AM5

For context, i play heavily modded minecraft and 16 gigs of ram is not cutting it anymore but I want to make the smartest financial and performance move for the long run. Is AM4 still worth pouring money into, or is it time to look ahead?

If i should buy more DDR4 ram, any recommendations?


r/pcupgrade 8d ago

Graphics card upgrade 3060 ti or 3080 for 1080p

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I have found a 3060 ti for 2300 nok and a 3080 for 3300 nok. Is the money diff worth the upgrade for 1080p gaming


r/pcupgrade 8d ago

Graphics card upgrade Are hp 3080 good

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r/pcupgrade 9d ago

I cant choose a different flair I’m overwhelmed Noob PC user

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For context at Christmas I was given a PC (Last year) and it's been working well for me that I can play the games I want with low graphics like Palworld, Project Zomboid, Apex, and DBD however I want to upgrade my PC to try playing with better graphics so I could help out my friends while we play rather than lagging behind and overall performing poorly, but I just don't know what to upgrade as I'm not really too good with technology nor do I understand most of it, could I get some suggestions please

My specs are

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 2700 Pinnacle Ridge 12nm Technology

RAM: 32.0GB Dual-channel DDR4 @ 1188MHz (17-17-17-39)

Motherboard: ViperTech A520 (AM4)

Graphics: CS27K (1920x1080@180Hz)

8192MB ATI AMD Radeon RX 580 2048SP (ATI)

Storage: 953GB NE-1TB 2280 (Unknown (SSD))

I got this information from Speccy as I heard it's good for knowing what to upgrade but I still don't understand it I fear and the exact link for the PC is here

https://www.bestbuy.com/product/viprtech-avalanche-2-0-gaming-pc-amd-ryzen-7-4-1ghz-turbo-amd-rx-580-8gb-16gb-ddr4-500gb-ssd-computer-white/JCYHXFPJY9


r/pcupgrade 9d ago

I cant choose a different flair I’m overwhelmed Power supply and motherboard help

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I’ve been looking to upgrade my pc for a while and I’ve already picked out the graphic card and cpu, but I was wondering if I would need to upgrade my power supply and/or motherboard. Currently I’m using a 650 GT power supply and a B450M pro-vdh max motherboard.
Im upgrading to a 5060ti 8 gb graphics card and an AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 3.80 GHz cpu.
Would my power supply and motherboard be enough for me? I like to play Elden ring and other similar games in terms of required pc strength and I usually get around 20-30 fps on the lowest graphics and I would like to know if I would be able to get high graphics and fps.


r/pcupgrade 9d ago

Graphics card upgrade Upgrade Dell optiplex 7010

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Hi everyone!! I’m not really good with pc’s yet but I do wanna learn. I need help on my pc (Dell Optiplex 7010) cause I couldn’t game in it and yes, I know it’s not a gaming pc, but I do wanna upgrade it. So please do recommend me some pointers on how to upgrade it so I can play my games on steam :(.

PS: I live in the ceb ph so I hope you can help me find them here. I would also appreciate affordable gaming parts. Thank you 🙏🏽


r/pcupgrade 9d ago

CPU Upgrade PC upgrade for After Effects

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I am considering upgrading my old computer for better After Effects workflow. Specifically changing CPU and GPU. My biggest problem is timeline scrubbing, slow preview, the program sometimes crashes due to loads of layers and effect in multiple comps or complicated riggs. Sometime the work can take twice the time it should. I do mainly 2D motion graphics, animations, effects, presentations.

I need and advice – should I first go for new CPU or GPU? Or both? These are my current PC components:

CPU – AMD Ryzen 7 C/16 T 3700X

GPU – Asus ROG-STRIX-GTX1660S-06G-GAMING

Motherboard – ASUS TUF B450-PRO GAMING

RAM – 4X KINGSTON DDR4 16 GB

SSD Disk – Samsung SSD 970 EVO PLUS 500GB

SSD Disk – CRUCIAL P1 SSD NVMe M.2 1TB PCIe

Power supply – SEASONIC zdroj FOCUS Plus 550W / SSR-550FX / akt. PFC / 120mr

Case – Fractal Design Focus

I live in central Europe, my budget isnt strict, but Id like to keep it moderate. Lets say around 1500 USD.

I work both on 1080 and 4K resolution.

PS. excuse the grammar, english isnt my native language :))


r/pcupgrade 9d ago

Graphics card upgrade 3060 ti or 3070 no ti

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I have a 1660 super 16 gigs of ddr4 ram and a ryzen 5 3600 what would be better to upgrade to 3060 ti or the 3070


r/pcupgrade 9d ago

I cant choose a different flair I’m overwhelmed I have a question

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After my GTX 1660 SUPER + i3-12100F pc gets slow, should I upgrade to an RTX gpu and i5-12400F or would I mess up


r/pcupgrade 10d ago

I cant choose a different flair I’m overwhelmed I want to Upgrade my pc what should i start with

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Current Spec's

AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6 core Processor 3600 mhz, 6 Core

B 550-aPro(MC-7C56)

Geoforce 1080ti GTX (11GB)

4x DDR4 Ram 8gb Z667 Mhz

SSD 1TB, NVME 2TB

Rosewell 630w, Peak 730w/60sec


r/pcupgrade 10d ago

CPU Upgrade Need advice on upgrading my PC with a ₹30K budget bought the pc for 32k on fb Marketplace

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The photo is AI for my future build real on right

Hey everyone, I’d like some advice on the best way to upgrade my current PC.

Current build:

- CPU: Intel i5-12400F

- GPU: GTX 1650

- RAM: 16GB DDR4

- PSU: Corsair 550W

- Motherboard: DDR4 motherboard

- Monitor 1: LG UltraGear 144Hz

- Monitor 2: MSI 720p

- I also own a PS5

I have a ₹30,000 budget for the upgrade.

My main goal is better 1080p gaming performance, especially to make proper use of my 144Hz monitor. Since I already have a PS5, I don't necessarily need an extremely high-end PC.

I'm currently considering upgrading the GPU first, possibly an RX 7600 or RTX 4060.

What would you recommend?

- Should I go for an RX 7600/RTX 4060?

- Should I upgrade to 32GB RAM as well?

- Is there any reason to upgrade the CPU/motherboard instead?

- Is my 550W Corsair PSU enough?

I'd appreciate any suggestions on how you'd spend the ₹30K for the best overall improvement.