I believe my computer is turning off because the GPU and CPU are hitting over 60C while gaming. The idle temperatures are beautiful. I have checked to make sure the CPU cooler is properly installed. I have also checked the GPU to make sure it is clean and the fan is spinning. When I turn all of the fans on 100% I don't see any improvements except in the CPU's temperature. I don't know how to get the GPU to run any cooler. It didn't have this problem with my last CPU cooler.
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Computer turning off due to heat
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- Mar 25, 2010
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Over 60C in gaming is not an issue at all, unless you are hitting 90s. Need full system specs, did the issue happen right after you changed the CPU cooler? I would re-install that with new thermal paste, make sure everything is seated properly including the CPU.
I have decided that I will be returning the x62 and getting the x52 because it will fit better in my case. I put the old CPU Cooler back on which is the Cooler Master 120 XL and got everything working normally. Hopefully the I won't have any problems with the new CPU cooler. I'm also going to be getting the HUE+ with more fans
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