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So about a year ago I recently got a gaming PC, I've only recently started to upgrade/add extra things, recently went from 3 standard fans to 6 corsair SP120s, got another Toshiba 1TB Harddrive, but I was wondering if there is anything better I can swap my parts out for or anything extra that is needed, I would game quite a bit on it Warzone, CoD, Borderlands, Battlefield etc
For now I'm currently thinking of adding an SSD and only putting the OS on to it and maybe adding another 8/16GB of ram but not too sure if this would be a good idea or a waste of money my specs currently are: AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo ASRock B450 Steel Legend Gigabyte Radeon RX 5500 16GB Corsair DDR4 Vengeance LPX Black 500W EVGA SLI/Crossfire 80 Plus Fully wired 2x 1TB Toshiba P300 HDD Case is a MSI Mag Vampiric 010 Mid Tower Chassis really anything yous feel would work better in this build |
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An SSD will be a big upgrade. You should get a 256-512GB SSD.
I would say you could also upgrade your CPU/GPU but it's a bad time right now with none of the new stuff being in stock. |
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Yeah, was looking recently and they're cheaper than what I actually thought which is good.
Yeah was looking at maybe upgrading to a Ryzen 5 or 7 range but havent a clue what GPU would be the best for what I have |
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Definitely add an SSD. I'm amazed anyone can use a PC in 2021 without even a SATA SSD in it |
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Yeah Im stilll learning about the whole PC world, Im currently waiting on the SSD to arrive then I'll be moving the OS and drives over to it for that extra bit of performance |
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