Which Upgrade Will Improve PC Performance ?

 What should I upgrade on my PC ? This article explain to the best PC upgrades you can make.

1. Upgrade RAM(Random Access Memory)

Adding more memory is the easiest and most accessible PC upgrade you can make. It is  affordable, you can do it on all  most any machine including laptops. 4 GB is the baseline amount. It is good for general use, with up to around 10 browser tabs a little video editing and photo streaming. If you upgrade to 8GB this is good for multi tasking browsing with up to 30 tabs open. For heavier task you should be upgrade  to 16GB for the best results.

2. Upgrading the Graphics Card

And on modern systems integrated graphics is good enough for most users. It’ll let you do some Photoshop work, or watch 4K video. And more than 10 percent of users on Steam are even gaming with integrated graphics. But if you do need superior graphics performance, for gaming or VR work, then upgrading to something like the Nvidia GTX series will give you a big boost.

3. Get a Faster PC Storage Drive

There are two reasons to upgrade your hard drive: you're running out of space, or you want faster performance. 

If you've done everything you can to free up your hard disk storage and still regularly run out of space, then you will need to swap it out for a larger one. Not only does a full hard drive make it impossible to save new data, but it can also impact performance. At the very least, try to keep 10GB of free space for the operating system to use.

For hard disk drives, consider upgrading the physical speed. For example, if your PC currently has a 5400RPM drive, upgrading to a 7200RPM model will give you a nice speed boost.

4. Upgrading Software/OS 

In most cases, especially with apps and other computer softwares whenever a version has a problem or a bug minor updates and revisions should be updated to fix the errors.

The same goes for operating system updates. The regular incremental updates are essential for performance and security reasons, but whole new versions aren’t. They will almost certainly have bugs and may run slow on your system.

5. Upgrading the Processor

Upgrading your PC's processor is a far more advanced task than the other upgrades . Not only is it physically trickier to install, but it's also one of the more expensive upgrades. A processor is only worth upgrading if the upgrade is significant, like moving from an Intel Core i3 to a Core i5, or from an older generation to a newer one. 

Conclusions

 Upgrade your PC recommend RAM, SSDs, and graphics cards as the main areas to focus on .