PerformerFX

*sigh* Every board I go to: Buy this for 400$ or buy this for 900$. I said 220$ not more and I don't want a dual core i3 because I don't wanna play games. I want horse power for photoshop and twitch streaming. I can't AFFORD MORE and I certainly won't get a dual core for video editing and so on. LIVE WITH IT!

No. I want to buy something new. I don't like used things.  

Yes and It will beat my price point too -.-  

How do you know what I need? If I prefer heavily multitasking then I don't go with a intel dual core which is the max. I can get with my budget.   

Oh jesus I won't overclock. At some point I wanna buy another cooler from scythe but I won't touch the clockspeed.  

In Games yes. In enviroments where you need multicore performance: No. Proof: http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i3-3220-vs-AMD-FX-6300 (Scroll at the benchmarks)

My current PC case has holes, the airflow isn't that great and also it's a mini ATX one and the new motherboard won't fit anyway

I'm running a gtx 970 and an 8350 on the same PSU, it should be fine

both of you completely disregarded the $220 budget to which the AMD is much better bang of buck.

Make sure that all of your components cables are in snugly. I had this error screen once, and it was caused whenever my ATX 24pin connector was loose. 
 
If all the components are in snugly, then your PSU just might have died. 

Well written review of my problem I have to say. 
 
What else do you recommend, sir?

Nevermind. It's fixed.
 
 
SFC /scannow did the trick at 95 %

Nevermind. It's fixed.
 
 
SFC /scannow did the trick at 95 %