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honestly if its not passing stability without even having an OC applied try to make a simple OC profile or even underclock it and see if you have the same issue. BUT seperately i would test the thermal situation try putting fans at max and play and see if it has the same issue if so increase your fan speeds on your curve 

Overclocking is a great way to get your bang for your buck! For example back when i built my pc i was a kid in highschool making $7.25 an hour. Due to my lack of funds i saved for months and bought a i5-6600k and a 1070t. I ran some games in 1440p checking my frames and i was getting a good experience keeping at or above 60. After the initial tests i overclocked my i5 to 4.5ghz and got my 1070ti to just about a 1080's performance. With those OC's i was able to get a solid 90-100 fps in AAA titles at the time and for my fps games ofc i tweaked my settings to maximize on my 144hz refresh rate. But i saved money and got the performance i wanted in the end. My 1070ti is still with me and shredding frames to this day 4 years on an OC. But i just wanna tell ya overclocking won't hurt your system unless you do something really dumb and 9 times out of 10 if you do something really dumb the computer catches it and you can just clear cmos but the other 1% of the time you might kill something OC at your own risk and do your research!

Overclocking is a great way to get your bang for your buck! For example back when i built my pc i was a kid in highschool making $7.25 an hour. Due to my lack of funds i saved for months and bought a i5-6600k and a 1070t. I ran some games in 1440p checking my frames and i was getting a good experience keeping at or above 60. After the initial tests i overclocked my i5 to 4.5ghz and got my 1070ti to just about a 1080's performance. With those OC's i was able to get a solid 90-100 fps in AAA titles at the time and for my fps games ofc i tweaked my settings to maximize on my 144hz refresh rate. But i saved money and got the performance i wanted in the end. My 1070ti is still with me and shredding frames to this day 4 years on an OC. But i just wanna tell ya overclocking won't hurt your system unless you do something really dumb and 9 times out of 10 if you do something really dumb the computer catches it and you can just clear cmos but the other 1% of the time you might kill something OC at your own risk and do your research!

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i agree with the RMA thats a odd issue 

i got it to work. i think some of the cpu pins weren’t connected when i originally put in the cpu, so after a reinstallation it worked. thank you though!

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Ram usage depends on what else you have running. You'll be fine with 10GB though.
 
What other specs do you have?
 
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