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  1. SSMcD
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       New #21

    Sorry, forgot the benchmark/health report. Attached below.
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  3. axe0
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       New #22

    Also, ran HeavyLoad, grabbed temp results with HWMonitor. Maxing out at 99 degrees Celsius.
    99C is too hot, this could mean overheating.
    Before we say anything too soon about it, I'd like to know what the temps are when under load but not by any stress program.

    Please fill in your cooling system in your system specs, it is currently very important for the troubleshooting.
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  4. SSMcD
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       New #23

    So.... slightly sheepish.
    First screenshot is temps during me playing a game, second screenshot is the same game after a very thorough dusting. I didn't see it initially, but the CPU cooler had a fair sized clot of dust inside the radiator, which I found when I took the fan off. Obviously, that would not help cooling at all. I'll do some more testing, but at least for the couple minutes that I've been running it, I haven't been able to make it crash.
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  6. axe0
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       New #24

    Actually, removing dust may improve the airflow what brings down the temps :)
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  7. SSMcD
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       New #25

    Yeah, that's what I thought- I'm just kicking myself because it was something so simple.
    It's appears to be running fine, I'm comfortable marking this closed, if you don't mind. Thanks for your help!
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  8. axe0
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       New #26

    SSMcD said:
    Yeah, that's what I thought- I'm just kicking myself because it was something so simple.
    It's appears to be running fine, I'm comfortable marking this closed, if you don't mind. Thanks for your help!
    I don't mind it :)
    But I suggest to mark this solved when you haven't had a bluescreen for a few days, just to make sure it is gone.
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