GPU Upgrade Guide
Use this page when a readiness result points to graphics as the first weak point. A GPU can help, but the right choice depends on resolution, target FPS, power supply, case space, and real game benchmarks.
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Start with the weak point from your readiness result. These guides explain when comparing parts makes sense, when waiting is smarter, and what compatibility checks matter before buying.
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Use this page when a readiness result points to graphics as the first weak point. A GPU can help, but the right choice depends on resolution, target FPS, power supply, case space, and real game benchmarks.
Open guideUse this page when a readiness result points to CPU limits. A CPU upgrade can help with simulation, crowds, streaming, and high FPS targets, but it often depends on motherboard and memory support.
Open guideUse this page when a readiness result points to low memory. More RAM can reduce stutter and background-app pressure, but it must match the motherboard and existing memory setup.
Open guideUse this page when a readiness result points away from HDD storage. An SSD can improve loading and streaming behavior, but it does not replace a weak GPU or CPU.
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