PC Upgradation tips for gaming

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I have AMD AD9600AGABBOX 7th Generation A8-9600 Quad Core Processor with Radeon R7 Graphics , Asus PRIME A320M-K AM4 Motherboard , Corsair Vengeance LPX 4GB (1 x 4GB) CDRAM 2400MHz (PC4-19200) C16 Memory Kit, Zotac Nvidia GT 1030 2GB GDDR5 64-Bit DVI-D HDMI Retail Graphic card / Pascal / Firestorm / 384 Cuda core /DirectX 12. what i need to upgrade to get playing most of games like fortnight, dying light, battlefield,etc, smoothly.?
 
R7 can be any of the following, be specific.

Radeon R7 240
Radeon R7 250
Radeon R7 250X
Radeon R7 260
Radeon R7 260X
Radeon R7 265

You need to ditch the A8 APU and get serious with an actual CPU, but no one can give specific advice with no budget mentioned,. It might be best to wait for AMD's supposed soon to release 3000 series Ryzens. Radeon VII is also coming, but no telling when, what models, or what price. Some have speculated they will release midrange models some time in 2019.
 
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I have 550W PSU. SO I JUST NEED TO UPGRADE MY GRAPHICS CARD? WILL MY AMD PROCESSOR BE ABLE TO HANDLE ALL THE GAMING?

is Zotac GeForce GTX 1050 Ti OC Edition good enough?

also is 4gb ram sufficient for my requirement?
 

It's more of an incremental upgrade. The A8 APUs are going to be outdated for anything current. All you need do is downclock the GPU a bit to lessen the bottleneck, or just let it play at less than it's potential. BTW, Newegg has RX 580s starting at $180 for 8GB models.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Productcompare.aspx?CompareItemList=-1%7C14-131-720%5E14-131-720%2C14-125-962%5E14-125-962

The cheapest 1050 Ti is only $40 less at 40% less graphics power, and they only have one fan and half the VRAM. That is a very bad choice since most current games are getting to the point where recommended spec is 8GB VRAM.

When upgrading you always want to think about best value for something that can handle current games and upcoming games.