What should I upgrade? (current specs listed)

[1984solar]

Here is the PC i have:

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/cyberpowerpc-gaming-desktop-amd-ryzen-3-2300x-8gb-memory-amd-radeon-rx-570-1tb-hdd-240gb-ssd-black/6362425.p?skuId=6362425

What should be the first upgrades i make? I am playing COD warzone and want proper performance

 

[Oussebon]

Define proper performance - what is it that you want to be able to get that you are not getting now?

Also, what monitor are you gaming on?

And what is your budget for any upgrades?

 

[1984solar]

gaming on an insignia monitor. probably around 300$

 

[Oussebon]

What's the resolution and refresh rate of the monitor? 1080p 60hz?

And what are you actually looking to get performance-wise that you do not currently have?

 

[MangoPop]

if gaming @ 1080p I would upgrade the GPU to a GTX 970 (about $80 shipped on eBay). Try to get the MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4G (has the best, quietest cooler)

 

[Zoid]

if gaming @ 1080p I would upgrade the GPU to a GTX 970 (about $80 shipped on eBay). Try to get the MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4G (has the best, quietest cooler)

An RX570 and a GTX 970 are similar in performance, and the RX570 is a newer card, so this would not be an upgrade. A GTX 970 is a great performance value for $80, but it is not a good choice for OP given their current PC.

 

[MangoPop]

An RX570 and a GTX 970 are similar in performance, and the RX570 is a newer card, so this would not be an upgrade. A GTX 970 is a great performance value for $80, but it is not a good choice for OP given their current PC.

ur right, it would have to be a GTX 1660 Super

 

[Oussebon]

The OP hasn't told us what's 'wrong' with their performance - what they want to improve - so advising on upgrades right now is a bad idea.

No point buying an GTX 1660 Super if actually they're having drops due to CPU performance, or a driver issue, or the game being on an HDD while something else is heavily using the drive, etc...

 

[Zoid]

The OP hasn't told us what's 'wrong' with their performance - what they want to improve - so advising on upgrades right now is a bad idea.

No point buying an GTX 1660 Super if actually they're having drops due to CPU performance, or a driver issue, or the game being on an HDD while something else is heavily using the drive, etc...

This. And seeing as how OP hasn't responded in 10 days we may never know

If it's CoD Warzone we're talking about then getting the "proper performance" OP is looking for might just mean waiting for Activision to fix their packet loss issues.