It's impossible to tell what benefit, if any, you'd get from replacing computer parts without knowing what the original parts are.
However, since you mentioned a 600W PSU, I should warn you about power requirements:
* The AMD Radeon RX 6950 XT recommends a minimum PSU of 850W. While it consumes 335W, the power supply still needs to support every other part.
* The AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT isn't released yet, but don't worry, it would probably break your PSU anyway. It recommends a similar PSU and consumes approximately the same power.
* The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 recommends a similar PSU, and consumes 320W.
* The AMD Ryzen 9 7950X has a 170W TDP. The minimum power draw with any of the other GPUs is 490W, which leaves 110W for fans, RAM, USB, hard drives, networking, etc.

Please ensure that the combined TDP values of all the components on your computer don't exceed your PSU's rating (and motherboard's rating), or the PSU may break, damage anything that's connected to it, or even start popping and burning.
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