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![]() From another post I did here recently, this is my tests after building a new PC... I always run Memtest86 over a full night to verify that the memory and CPU works as it is supposed to do (you download the ISO and burn a CD that you boot it from): http://www.memtest86.com/ Or you can of course use the built-in memtest in Windows 7 from the boot menu but I like the stand alone memtest better as you boot it from a CD so you don't even need to install the OS first. After that I run Prime95 a full night to see that it's stable and not overheating under load in the OS... http://www.mersenne.org/freesoft/ Combine with Core Temp while running Prime95 to watch the temps: http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/ Starting out with these could get you started, but the important question is still - was the computer stable for months and then suddenly this happens under load? Are you heatsinks and fans maybe filled with dust? Complete specs would help when talking if your PSU is too weak too. Good luck! /Mazex
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