Keesler

Save up for a 6700K.

Some Motherboards....have crap VRM temp thresholds.
VRM and chipset socket temps can throttle you, even if your CPU temp is cool as ice.
 
The chipset/heatsink - under your CPU cooler is the chipset, between the CPU and GPU - the metal block - the chipset is under that, and can get QUITE hot...
The VRM's are to the left of the CPU - both of these need airflow if they are throttling your CPU down to 1.4Ghz.
 
I came across this when OC'ing my mates FX8 (Watercooled)
4.7Ghz was fine, 4.8Ghz made his VRM temps go too high, hit the limit, declocked his CPU (only at 52*c loaded up) to 1.4Ghz for a second then back up..
But this was repeated, and gave bad performance in game. (Backed off to 4.7Ghz and his VRM voltage dropped to a level that didnt trigger a reduction.

16GB and a cheap LED strip inside the case

Wait until Black Friday, or Boxing Day.

Honnestly, i have no idea, but a friend of mine told to go for ''slightly'' high price for better quality. He said better get good brand cause some cheaper tv have terrible viewing angle and color quality. Online research will be more precise then me.
So take that with a grain of salt
 

Id try reseating it, something aint right there

I wouldn't waste any money on that. Just ride it out until you're ready to upgrade.

Obviously its the phenom. 

The build he linked is 2100 AUD. You don't go from 2100 AUD to 1300 AUD without completely changing the build..

I'd wait til the benchmarks. they might only compare to haswell at best, then at that point who cares. or they might be better than skylake. but wait before you stir something up like this. 

try installing it in somthing else than program files or program fiels (86x). that fixxed some old games for me. i just installed it directly to the disk like this C:\game1

When I switched Overwatch from 1440p down to 1080p I had to stop and look around for a second thinking "o damn forgot how ugly 1080p was"

1) no
2) no

Unplug the power (the large cable in top right of the pic).
 
the card connects to the mobo using the pcie slot - similar to the long empty blue one you can see in the picture. Look for where the two meet, and there will normally be locking switch or mechanism you will need to press. Then simply pull the card away. 
 
Reverse process and done 

Is there any pattern to it or a certain amount of time that has to pass before the cluster attacks?

Yes, I can see the point of lowering the volts, so you still have enough volts that you don't get a BSOD but can still use the CPU as normal... that is pretty standard anyway for most overclockers. But underclocking is pointless, if your CPU is only drawing say even 20 Watts while you use it, is still damn good.
You'd save a lot more watts just by making the PC sleep during no usage.

Well ye as it can cause FPS drops and stutters. I'm glad I have G-sync now, but it's one of those techs that once you get used to it, you don't notice it anymore, until you play without it

ARMA 3 is also VERY CPU intensive

Ya! My 7970 will rekt your 1080 kid!

We can't say yet as benchmarks for the 1050 and 1050Ti don't exist yet.

Let's all start trolling this ebay guy... Maybe he will learn a thing or 2.

Here's a website for all your RAM-downloading needs: http://www.downloadmoreram.com/
 
(I assume you're joking)

The fan boys are quick to jump on an issue that probably even isn't the GPU to begin with.
 
Try getting another stick of ram that's the exact same as your current ram, or buy a 16gb kit.

An RX 480 in DX12 performs less than a GTX 1070 in DX11.

I think that your having only 8 GB of RAM could be limiting your performance. EA recommend 16 GB of RAM for Battlefield 1.