Need some advice for Upgrading my PC with F2A58M-HD2 (P0)

[athanasiostzintzis]

Hello i think it's time to upgrade my current system bought back in 2014.

Im not in the mood of buying a new system. My requirements  are not huge but i want
to be able to play some more games. (Like GTA V with low or medium settings but to be playable)

My current specs:

AMD Athlon X4 750K
F2A58M-HD2
8,00GB RAM Single-Channel DDR3 @ 806MHz
2048MB ATI AMD Radeon R7 200 Series (ATI) (240D)

After some search i found these:

EVGA 600W (Need new power supply now i have a 500W Chinese very weak)
AMD Athlon X4-880K Box
Palit GeForce GTX750 Ti 2GB StormX Dual OC (NE5X75TT1341F)

What do you think? First of all is my system compatible with all of these?
(Can this graphics card fit in this motherboard?)
Will i be able to run some games with some respectable fps?

 

[kanewolf]

Be sure you upgrade your BIOS to the F3b version BEFORE you do the CPU swap. Do ONE hardware swap at a time. That way if you have a problem you have a better idea of the where to look.

 

[athanasiostzintzis]

Be sure you upgrade your BIOS to the F3b version BEFORE you do the CPU swap. Do ONE hardware swap at a time. That way if you have a problem you have a better idea of the where to look.

Ok. Do you think its gonna be a good update? Gonna see some difference?

 

[kanewolf]

Your single channel RAM will continue to be a big drawback. You really need to get dual channel RAM. I don't game, so I can't comment on any performance improvements.

 

[athanasiostzintzis]

I will upgrade ram later. My first priority is cpu and gpu.. and of course the power supply.

But are these selections ok for my system? Worth the update? Any other opinion for other cpu or gpu?

 

[kanewolf]

That is about your only choice for CPU. Don't know what the relative cost of an 860K vs 880K. Your motherboard has an 8 pin CPU power plug. It might support some overclock. The 880K is newer generation hardware so will require less power.

GPUs are difficult depending on what is available at a decent price. The 750ti is three generations old but should be OK.

You may still get stuttering because of your RAM. I don't know if the RAM upgrade would be better than the GPU upgrade.