I better to concentrate on rectifying problems in existing system.
If by rectifying you mean
correcting problems in existing system, that is what we here at Electronics Point have been trying to tell you. But you have not responded with anything useful. In particular, you have not stated whether or not you have an oscilloscope available that you can use to perform signal integrity tests. How can you expect to correct
any problems without knowing the exact nature of those problems, which oscilloscope wave forms will surely reveal?
A shotgun approach, where you just throw various parts at the project hoping something will work, is not a good way to design or troubleshoot anything, even if you have deep pockets full of cash and a lot of time to waste exploring the wrong paths.