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Ooosh, I heard bad about that board. Please don't overclock with the 970 serious of boards, just buy a new board or reset CMOS... (If you want to overclock)

Or! you can just try lower the overclock, I don't think you need a overclock If you're playing a game like Counter-Strike   

Pull one stick out, or try get some more. I think It might be some dead RAM you have there. 

Or, you can test that RAM In a friends PC to see If It works, It may be your mobos DIMM slots.

Either way, I think It's a RAM problem, personally. 

Good luck...

11 hours ago, Zhaopow said:

done, even re installed

Weird. Does this happen to any other game? might just be a in-game glitch or corrupt file.

You can monitor your fan speeds In the BIOS. 

Make sure your drivers are up to date. 

Got the latest drivers? 

What's the RAM you got? 

I need to make sure It's compatible with the CPU and mobo. 

Check the temps to make sure they're all safe, check the CPU ones first and then the GPU ones. Also, I'd try do a stress test just to see if you get a BSOD or anything... 

2 minutes ago, EnemySp0tt3d said:

are you talking about Celsius or Fahrenheit? 

He's talking about Fahrenheit. 95F Is 35C... 

Wow It does support. 

" Intel's 7th-gen Core processors, presumably the latest and greatest CPUs the company has to offer. They're the successor to Intel's 6th-gen "Skylake" processors from 2015." 

This Is gonna be sweet!  

3 minutes ago, byalexandr said:

6500 no contest.

2 minutes ago, Littlelaner said:

6500 in my opinion. Also has better performance.

http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i5-6500-vs-AMD-FX-8350/3513vs1489

I thought so, It has a better upgrade path as well, right? (LGA 1151) and the AM3+ Is dead  

Also, can I overclock It? I know It has no K, but I just have heard you could?? 

i5-6500 vs FX-8350

The better CPU? gaming wise. 

Thanks In advance!

No, just go for a H serious or something... You will save money, there Is no difference In the board, but the overclock feature, and that you will not be using because of your locked CPU. Get some more/better RAM or something. 

If not get a unlocked chip, and overclock. The unlocked chip Is like $25-45 more I think.  

What about the i5-6500, would I be able to hit 4GHz with the stock cooler? (If I can even overclock It)

1 minute ago, themctipers said:

yes?

Everyone Is saying other wise.

2 minutes ago, themctipers said:

thats how you overclock

the 100mhz thing

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temps?

Not quite sure yet then.

So I can overclock or no? Lol

2 minutes ago, ShadowTechXTS said:

The 6400 is a locked CPU, meaning no OCs.

 

AFAIK locked Skylake chips can't be OCd anymore.

I heard I could. Weird, I'll just go with another CPU then.

2 minutes ago, themctipers said:

BLCK? be careful.

what temps?

BLCK?

Having 3.2GHz as the stock speed for the i5-6400, would I be able to hit 3.5GHz with safe temps with the stock cooler?

13 hours ago, Nena360 said:

With a 750Ti you will see no gain with a i5 over FX, you need something better than 1060 to tell them apart... (just do yourself a favor and wait for Zen or next lake...)

Again, I'm leaving the 750Ti behind and going get a new one. Would I see a good change with a 970?

The main reason why I'm leaving the 8350 Is because the socket (AM3+) Is dead. Do you think It would pair nicely good with a 970?

Lol, i just realized the title said, 5400. Lmao, sorry guys...  

1 minute ago, ARikozuM said:

If you're getting a 6400 I'd pair it with a 1060.

No bottleneck? 

1 minute ago, connorpiper said:

Yes, you would see a large difference in games, though I don't know how large considering you are using a GTX 750Ti.

Oh, don't mind that. I'm getting a new GPU, not quite sure what yet though 

Looking to upgrade to the LGA 1151 socket, and get the 6400. Would I see a performance difference? 

5 minutes ago, HKZeroFive said:

Yes, it does. Although I would get a different power supply since the NEX series are quite mediocre.

4 minutes ago, Abdul201588 said:

It will. It's a standard PSU. Although I won't recommend this PSU. The G2/GS/P2 will be do better

Corsair RMx 750W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply Is this better?