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I agree with johnb35 purchase the video card and that might be all you need. Upgrade the rest of the system if you want more.

If I have a dedicated graphics card you need to force the BIOS setting to use on board graphics at the same time.

Look for a BIOS setting to enable onboard graphics.

The video card is backwards compatible from PCI E 3.0 to PCI E 2.0.

It might be your PSU shutting down the PC. Try a different PSU.

I would go with i5 10600k and intel Z490 ATX with 2600 or 3200 memory.

Try disabling wake timers in Additional power settings, sub group sleep.

I'm hoping for 35% increase in performance with battlefield V.

I would do some stress testing with software to see if the PC is having a software or hardware failure.

I seconded what john said about trying a new or different mouse.

I use Gigabyte corded USB 800 DPI mouse and Gateway PS/2 keyboard.

Did someone originally setup your PCs to gain access to the internet and do you pay for a static IP? If you pay for a static IP, call your internet provider for the static IP and setup.

Does it boot up into the OS? Try looking at task manger with keyboard shortcuts and see if there is a program running that is locking up the hardware.