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As rich46 said, sounds like you're having an overheating issue. A few things you can do....
- Get a can of compressed air, open the case a do a cleaning by blowing all the dust off the fans and components.
- Making sure all the case fans work.
- check that the video card's fan isn't caked with dust.
- Check that the CPU fan is also clean and free of dust.
- You might also want to check the thermo paste on the CPU.
- Also - if you feel up to the task - you can remove the GPU heatsink and replace the thermo paste there as well.
- Make sure you have good ventilation = good cable management as well.
Running the fan on ultra high is a temp fix that will eventually burn out the fan. In addition I'm sure the noise will become very annoying after listening to a loud GPU whinny fan for any length of time.
My two cents.
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