@therealchriskim, welcome to the forum.
First of all here are the System Requirements for PUBG on PCGamer.
This will give you an idea of what your system should look like when it is upgraded. Since you don't have a ton of money, I suggest this video card. It is only a GTX 1050 Ti SC (SC is slightly overclocked), but it will cost you about $350 less than a 1070 or 1080. Also, it requires far less power. It requires only 300W to run properly and no supplemental power connectors. I suggest a power supply unit (PSU) of 500W. I like Corsair products. You should consider a modular PSU. They allow you to use only the cables that you absolutely need. This makes for better airflow which is important when gaming.
Now, to make up some of the difference in system performance, I recommend a Samsung SSD. It should be at least 500 GB. Samsung drives seem to work better with HP motherboards.
If you decide to go with a SSD, I will be glad to tell you the best way to install it.
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