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PSU and Overheating Issues - My computer shuts down by itself posted in the Hardware forums; Hi My computer started shutting down a few days ago. It happens at about 20 minutes into a game of Warcraft 3. I tried Worms 2 and the problem didn't ...

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Old 08-11-2007
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Hi

My computer started shutting down a few days ago. It happens at about 20 minutes into a game of Warcraft 3. I tried Worms 2 and the problem didn't reappear.

This is the information I know:
The problem does'nt appear while I'm browsing around in windows.
It only happens while I'm playing a game. Probably graphic intensive.
I don't THINK it's an overheating problem because the processor temperature at the time of the shutdown was at 42 C and later I stuck a huge fan (2 ft diameter) right in my pc case and it shudown right when my game STARTED.

Those are my specs, by what I can remember.
AMD Athlon 64 3000+
1 GB of ram
ATI X800, I don't remember the version but the card is huge, it's like a whole other motherboard.
LG DVD-Rom
450 Watts Powersupply.

I've had this setup for more than 6 months and I did not have any problems until this week.

Is it possible my parts are just going away?


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Thanks 'dalf, but that does'nt really help me.


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Sorry, never mind. I thought it would post my specs in my account profile.

Alright I ran the thing, everything seems okay except for windows xp updates that I don't have but would that cause a total shutdown?



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