Gaming PC Upgrades or New PC????

[clajoie95]

Hi All,
Thanks ahead of time. I currently have a CyberPower PC bought from Best Buy. I bought this computer pre-built and as a starter PC. I am curious if anyone could answer what upgrades would be best, and help the overall performance of the PC, or if it is not worth putting the money into and buying another PC. I would rather not go crazy expensive.


PC Specs:
AMD FX 4300 processor
8GB Ram (expandable to 16GB)
AMD Radeon R7 240
1TB HDD
350W PSU


Thank you to every one who can assist

 

[GamingEnthusiast420]

Not worth the money for upgrades. Sure, you can upgrade, but you would pretty much have to upgrade EVERYTHING (Except storage or ram). Whats your motherboard? And whats your budget?

 

[clajoie95]

Not worth the money for upgrades. Sure, you can upgrade, but you would pretty much have to upgrade EVERYTHING (Except storage or ram). Whats your motherboard? And whats your budget?

I believe if I looked it up correctly the manufacturer is Gigabyte Technology Co. (I dont know much aout PCs at all so bare with me) I figured I would probably buying a new PC. My budget for upgrading would be around $500. If I were to buy new I would be looking to spend around $1,000 to $1,200.
Thanks!

 

[GamingEnthusiast420]

Not worth the money for upgrades. Sure, you can upgrade, but you would pretty much have to upgrade EVERYTHING (Except storage or ram). Whats your motherboard? And whats your budget?

I believe if I looked it up correctly the manufacturer is Gigabyte Technology Co. (I dont know much aout PCs at all so bare with me) I figured I would probably buying a new PC. My budget for upgrading would be around $500. If I were to buy new I would be looking to spend around $1,000 to $1,200.
Thanks!

Lucky for you, you're in the sweetspot for PC building price wise. Here is an AMD PC that will run games great. Note: If you would prefer Nvidia/Intel Parts please say so that I can make you a new list.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/HxttRG AMD PC $1220