Question What should my next upgrade be?

[Chase Clouser]

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/xjchase/saved/#view=WMYcHx

^^My current build^^

Wanting to bring it half way to a modern build, but I have no idea where to start. Dealing with intermittent crash issues right now, figured it's a good time to just upgrade. Any suggestions would be great.

 

[sizzling]

Link is not public

 

[Dj0gany]

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/xjchase/saved/#view=WMYcHx

^^My current build^^

Wanting to bring it half way to a modern build, but I have no idea where to start. Dealing with intermittent crash issues right now, figured it's a good time to just upgrade. Any suggestions would be great.

As @sizzling said,its private

 

[Catotron]

Link is not public

As @sizzling said,its private

It is public to me,
Click on the "my pc" button it should show up

 

[sizzling]

It is public to me,
Click on the "my pc" button it should show up

Permission denied

 

[Dj0gany]

Permission denied

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/xjchase/saved/#view=4nc6Mp i somehow see it.

 

[Catotron]

Permission denied

if single click doesn't work try double click

 

[Dj0gany]

It is public to me,
Click on the "my pc" button it should show up

Ok so from what i see (im only looking at the pc) we can keep the powersupply,case,storage drives,and i would keep the GPU.
I would upgrade the CPU/MOBO/RAM combo first,then the GPU.
IF you have enough money we can possibly add a better GPU,but i would like to move on from that old amd stuff to something new first.
Whats your budget?

Edit:Maybe a case upgrade wouldnt be such a bad idea

 

[sizzling]

Going to depend on budget and what you want to do with the system but the minimum is probably a new cpu/motherboard/RAM upgrade.

 

[Chase Clouser]

Going to depend on budget and what you want to do with the system but the minimum is probably a new cpu/motherboard/RAM upgrade.

So if I change my mobo/cpu/and ram on my current set up will my windows and everything boot right up?

 

[sizzling]

So if I change my mobo/cpu/and ram on my current set up will my windows and everything boot right up?

It might. However when changing motherboards it is highly recommended to reinstall Windows.

 

[Chase Clouser]

It might. However when changing motherboards it is highly recommended to reinstall Windows.

How would I go about reinstalling it if windows is already on my ssd that I won't be changing? Sorry if these are stupid questions lol

Basically am I going to have to buy another ssd now too since that one has windows on it and running my current setup?

 

[Why_Me]

How would I go about reinstalling it if windows is already on my ssd that I won't be changing? Sorry if these are stupid questions lol

Basically am I going to have to buy another ssd now too since that one has windows on it and running my current setup?

Just boot off your SSD.

 

[Chase Clouser]

Here is gonna be the new setup for those that can see the list. Except the case I have a cooler master 4000d .

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/xjchase/saved/cXNGP6

 

[sizzling]

Just boot off your SSD.

Might work, might not, could end up chasing issues. Just easier to go with a clean install from the start.

 

[sizzling]

How would I go about reinstalling it if windows is already on my ssd that I won't be changing? Sorry if these are stupid questions lol

Basically am I going to have to buy another ssd now too since that one has windows on it and running my current setup?

No. Reuse existing drive but all data will be lost and programs will need reinstalling.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/how-to-do-clean-installation-windows-10,36160.html