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this gpu should run easy high-ultra settings on 1080p its even a bit better then r9 380x

Yes, there's not much that it can't run on high-ultra at 1080p. I was going to get an R9 380x but I'm really pleased that I didn't because the 380x just seems to be a power optimized version of the same card?!

After further benchmarking using Furmark I have had to revise my initial findings. Everything remains stable, and under full load, at 1175MHz and 1.234 volts (+50). I used Furmarks 15 minute 1920HD BURN-IN test, which really does push your card to the limits! Also makes more sense of my cards low ASIC figure.

Of course not, AS you OC'ed your CPU you'll get very smooth performances with this card :D Don't worry

what driver version you have?

Your PSU should be able to handle it, and I'd say it's a good replacement for your current 750, but I'd wait for AMD's next series (Rx 3xx) coming next month.

Change your motherboard! Your current one cannot handle the power consumption of a 9590. Other than that, removing your gpu wouldn't help your cpu at all.

I've had this card for over a year now, and placed it in two motherboards, neither of which has been fried. In a Google search, I found plenty of reports of a 280X dying quickly or causing problems right from the get-go, mostly from overheating. But I have never heard anyone mention this card frying a Mobo or CPU. I would also be interested in the circumstances of the issue.

well thats why u have to watch temps and make an good airflow. When i play gta 4 or lol then my gpu is at 55 C , CPU is 59C and CPU socket is 62-63C

No it will not. :)

Thanks for responding so fast.