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Can you try another cooler and CPU? It might be a dying/bad chip or mobo.

I suggest you try the some of the hardware In another PC. * RAM * GPU Also! try resetting CMOS (taking of the overclock) and see if the issue goes away. (Chip might be going bad. I don't know)

Is there any new hardware In there? It might be a piece of bad hardware (CPU).

LOL, You can just flash it to 8gb...

Haha, ok dude. We'll see what happens when the benchmarks come out

There will be like small problems like driver issues, then that's it. The 1060 will bring the 480 Its feet. Lol

There will be problems, but they won't be as bad as AMD. Lol. Ehh, In saying that AMD is known for burning cards. Now the 480, burning the actual PCI-e slot? Lmaoooo

I've heard bad about the RX-480, apparently, the card draws too much power from the PCI-e slot causing the actual slot to burn (x16 slot) I don't know, though, I'm not a fan of AMD's cards... I've not heard bad about the 1060 'yet' so I mean the better option at this point Is 1060!

250 pounds is like 330 USD. Lmao. It's not gonna hurt to get a 1060, the rumors I'm hearing for It, Is good...

960 Is out. I'd go for the 1060 man! The 1060 I think comes out July 19th!

Wait for the GTX 1060! It outperforms a GTX 980 and 480.

I suggest you update everything you have, drivers, even check for any OS updates...

Do you have a overclock on?

I think that just maybe a bad chip. If you've replaced the thermal paste, reapplied the CPU cooler, I don't know. Maybe try the i3 you had again? If It does do the same thing as your i5 did, It was most likely the CPU. If It doesn't I think there maybe a problem with the pins on the mobo? I don't want to jump to things, but It's just something to look out for!

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