Hello, recently I was playing off world trading company for about 15-20 minutes when suddenly my computer had shut down out of the blue. After turning my computer back on I realized this was due to my CPU (AMD-8350) overheating. My question is, should I be worried about this causing any permanent damage to the CPU or any other components. Also, my CPU almost never goes above 45 Celsius and I would assume it auto shutdown at about 80 or 90 Celsius probably after trying to throttle for 20 minutes.
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Should I be Worried About a Auto-Shutdown Caused by Overheating
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Yes i would say it can become a worrying problem if left unsorted and will if it continues to happen dammage the silicon cores i would advise creating a warning in your bios set to about 60-70*c and or i would advise getting a greater cooling system if it only comes with stock.
kind regards Ash.
kind regards Ash.
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