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It's not glue it's heat transfer paste and gives the best way of getting the heat from the processor to the heatsink and then blown away by the fan. You don't need a great amount as long as it is an even coating on the top of the processor, and the heatsink is securely fastened down.
Just found ths link to someone with the same error and other people suggest removing the processor and then replace it with another compatible one maybe a 2 core, updating the bios, then replacing the 6 core procssor.
have you tried running benchmark software with both the 5600 and the 6000? if you run say aquamark or 3dmark 06 or 07 and compare the scores you will see which is faster then what... if the 5600 is in fact showing that its faster then you may have to update your bios so it recognizes the new cpu some mobos i have messed with had this problem but after flashing the bios it corrected the issue esp if the cpu was released say a year later from when the mobo was released. make sure you have amd driver software installed too this gives you a performance boost if you install the amd driver software rather then running windows drivers that automaticly installs on your computer when you install windows most forget about the drivers for the cpu because only recently amd started making drivers available directly from their sites. here is the link
in BIOS recheck your graphics MB capability.
In windows, recheck everything in performance, let's be real that's an old board.
try updating your graphics driver.
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