unidentified problem about my rig (restarting after launching game)

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  1. Boozad
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    Excellent. Now use MSI Afterburner to ramp up your GPU fan profile, around 50/60% should bring your temperature down.
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  3. Boozad
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    It would also be a good idea to remove the GPU and check for dirt/dust buid up. If there is any in or around the fan and heat sink clean it out with a can of compressed air or a soft brush. Dust will stop the airflow and in turn the GPU will not be able to exhaust the heat.
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