Amd Fx 8350 skyrim and msi r9 270x skyrim CTD (help about ready to sell Pc)

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it keeps crashing to desktop randomly!!!! i reduced video quality to high from ultra high it set from start skyrim is the main game i play so im wondering if i should just sell it and built a intel pc instead?
 
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Try downloading LOOT and running that to sort your load order, even without mods, it may be your load order that's causing the game to crash. http://loot.github.io/

Edit: Also, have you validated the game cache of Skyrim through Steam? If not, just open up Steam, right click on Skyrim, select properties and navigate to the "local files" tab, in there you should see an option to validate the game cache.
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I sold my old system (8350 @ 4.2GHz, 700 watt bronze rated, 16gb ram, 1 tb hd, 7950 from gigabyte overclocked to the max) that thing was rock solid never had issued with it what size psu do you have and is anything overclocked?
 
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idk its a xfx 650 watt gold certified modular psu and no overclocking
 
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650 gold rated nice, i wasn't using 650 watts on my old system and cpu and gpu were overclocked, i have heard of people with skyrim using some insane amount of ram, that would cause the system to crash
 
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well i have 8gb of a-data v2 ram if something might be wrong on that end?
 
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As I said upthread, there was an issue with Skyrim being unable to address more than 4GB of RAM and crashing when it tried to do so, but that should be fixed, but if you're running an older version, it may not have been patched out.
 
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Try downloading LOOT and running that to sort your load order, even without mods, it may be your load order that's causing the game to crash. http://loot.github.io/

Edit: Also, have you validated the game cache of Skyrim through Steam? If not, just open up Steam, right click on Skyrim, select properties and navigate to the "local files" tab, in there you should see an option to validate the game cache.
 
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