bluebuffalo831

Please list your exact PC specs, along with the games you're playing, and the monitor resolution & refresh rate you're trying to run at. Be sure to include details around which games still perform nicely and which ones don't, as well as if you've recently updated Windows, graphics drivers, or any other pieces of software that may interfere with gaming.

it should be fine but i dont 100% know

it should be fine but i dont 100% know

Depends on the game, something like Destiny 2 can use up to 20 cores/threads, but due to splitting it out over all those it won't hit 100% on all of them. The two in this case are probably just working harder than the rest, and like you said the others are helping out with other stuff. 
 
If you're overheating and throttling, if fps is dropping or you have stutter and lag, if you get a BSOD or something, then yes. If your CPU is just hitting 100% on two cores - or even all cores - while under load, that's no issue at all unless you're getting choppy performance (for example Anthem at launch would max all cores to 100% for no performance gain, that was an issue with the game though, not anyone's PCs). CPUs are designed to run at 100% so long as they're kept under the throttling temp (100C for Intel, I forget what for AMD). It's healthiest for the CPU to stay under 85-90C though, but % load will not harm them. 

no a chip that good isn't going to be pegged 100% on all cores in games
thoughs 2 cores are doing the most of the game rendering and the other ones are just helping were it needs it 
 
it seems normal to me 

I would go for the 12gb but my board only supports 8gb or 16gb in dual channel  It won't post if I have anything else in single channel it won't post it is a HP 6005

You're looking at 8GB on eBay. If you're up for four 2GB sticks, $20 should be easy to find. Two 4GB sticks is also doable, but IIRC a little harder to get for $20 shipped.

@DrakosVz without OC, much simpler-cheaper coolers would suffice. Ie.: BeQuiet! Dark Rock 4 . Or Dark Rock Pro if you are after higher performance (I don't know your location, but these coolers are priced better than Noctua ones in my country..)

should be fine you may not get as good overclocks with it though

Well, I just double checked and it seems, 50/50. Maybe thermalpads on like memory chip is causing it, I mean its kinda clean? 
 

possible thermal throttle problem, removing the cooler and cleaning with fresh thermal paste might fix the whole thing

JayzTwoCents did a video with a similar SLI setup but from MSI. I'll link below but he's basically saying you should have at least a 1 slot gap in between the cards. In his case with the cards right up against each other the top card hit 84/85 degrees Celcius immediately with the fans at %100. I know it's not the exact same scenario that you're in but it's very similar. If you're not willing to swap the motherboard I'd go for the 2-slot cards but if you're ok swapping the motherboard I'd recommend getting something with 4-slot spacing between the 16x slots and use the 3-slot cards with a 4-slot SLI bridge.
 
 

Depends on what you're doing, if you're mainly gaming go with the 3600, if you're doing stuff that needs more multi-core performance get the 2700

For gaming the 3600 will be better
For streaming they are both about the same (though the ipc on the 3600 is better)
If you cant quite afford the 3600 then the 2700 is not a bad choice

But do you live to one of those stores? You can save on the motherboard, if you do.

What is the error? Did it start after installing the new card? Did you DDU the old drivers?

When did the BSOD's start? Was it only after the new graphics card?

ya that seems like a good upgrade 
 

yes

What cooling are you using to hit that speed at that low temps

that is great keep up the good work

That's a great overclock if it was me I would try and go as high as I can 

That's a great overclock if it was me I would try and go as high as I can 

It could be a virus to you have anti virus software on your pc. If not try getting malware bites

It could be a virus to you have anti virus software on your pc. If not try getting malware bites