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  1. richc46
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    Yes, overheating can cause BSODs
    Download cupid and find out the temps
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  3. ArmanAjn
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    my video card's temp is 97°C !!!

    Code:
    Hardware monitor    NVIDIA I/O
    Temperature 0    97°C (206°F) [0x61] (TMPIN0)

Hardware monitor    NVIDIA NVAPI
    Temperature 0    97°C (206°F) [0x61] (TMPIN0)
    what should i do ?
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  4. Anthony
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    Check the gfx card, Is the fan working on the gfx card? Any dust on it?
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  6. ArmanAjn
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    it's a Gforce 8400 GS ...
    it does not have a fan !
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  7. richc46
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    I would suggest that you use it in a cool room with air condidtioning. There are other ways to keep it cool. Some of these may help
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