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  1. Jonathan_King
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    Your problem is screaming "RAM" to me.

    Use Speedfan to test your temps. Also, open up the side of your case and blow a ban inside, aimed at your motherboard.
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  3. Gingermadman
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    Going to attempt a repair install soon, any chance I'd lose my data doing this? I have no way to back up at the moment.

    also noticed my system freezes and loops the sound over and over and I have to hard restart. Guess it is the ram.
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  4. Jonathan_King
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    No significant chance of data loss. Don't worry about it.
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  6. Gingermadman
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    Twice now it's turned itself off and instantly restarted with no BSOD message. Any more clues on it now?
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  7. Jonathan_King
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    Use Speedfan to test your temps. Also, open up the side of your case and blow a ban inside, aimed at your motherboard.
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  8. Gingermadman
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    Jonathan_King said:
    Use Speedfan to test your temps. Also, open up the side of your case and blow a ban inside, aimed at your motherboard.
    filler
    the CPU runs at 55-60C max, and GPU at 70-85C full load.

    Idle temps are 40 and 60 respectively.

    The CPU temperature is a little hot once it reaches 60c, but nothing I'd presume that would cause it to turn off.
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  10. Jonathan_King
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    Try a repair install if you haven't already.
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