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Need an answer to a fan blowing on the graphics card?

I have an XFX nForce 790i Ultra motherboard and chipset fan blowing all the right hot air on my graphics card. My team has had problems when I run games, so I think this could be the problem that I have the chipset fan, opened the folder and put a fan blowing power high home area in general. And the CPU is 35 degrees Celsius. I have a heat sink fan made by Arctic Cooling to replace one made by Intel. But I try to understand why something seems to be restarted when hot. Any help is appreciated. The team is more or less new, with not much on the hard drive (Seagate 250g 7200). This reboot has happened since you installed the operating system (Vista 32). I use the temperature of the core program for reading, restrting really do not think it is because the CPU. In my opinion, nor that of your motherboard or memory, but may be wrong. Also restarts at random times so sometimes I play a game or just surfing the net.

A little of detail required. What happens exactly? Does your computer restart "without no apparent reason" when he plays. Does the software that monitors the temperature of your CPU and GPU? If you try 'CPUID HWMonitor. If the CPU is running 35 degrees, which is very good for me too certainly not too hot. What have you recently installed? I would leave the CPU fan ... if chipset overheating, a need, then it is likely to replace motherboard ... You do not want that.

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