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13-07-2007, 00:49
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Watch the CPU temperature level with a hardware diagnostics/information software (and sometimes switch from the game to the desktop; or have the temperature logged into a file). Also, you might wanna enable the CPU temperature alarm in the BIOS setup (if you have such an option); it has an awful sound but if it starts sirening before the shutdown then it is definitely an overheating problem!
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