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    Need help with black screen

    Well i just Updated my computer with more Ram,PSU, and a new video card. But 5-10 mins into playing wow the screen goes pitch black and i have to turn off my computer manually and started up to work again. Does anyone have an idea what it is? My Monitor is about 5 years or older. Sorry if i did't post alot of info on computer.
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    Sounds like something is overheating. Or it could be graphics card crashing. Post temperatures (following stickys) and update graphics card drivers.
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    I've Updated the graphics card drivers.
    With out the game on the temperature is 71 c and gpu 70 c
    With the game on it is at 73 c and gpu is 72 c.

    ---------- Post added 2010-07-21 at 01:49 PM ----------

    well while playing wow

    Hardware Monitoring : Fintek
    Voltage CPU : 2.04 V
    +3.3V Voltage : 2.04 V
    +5V Voltage : 2.04 V
    +12V Voltage : 6.55 V
    DIMM : 4.08 V
    Processor Fan : 371 rpm
    Chassis Fan : 2074 rpm
    Processor Temperature : 255 °C
    Mainboard Temperature : 255 °C
    Power/Aux Temperature : 255 °C
    :
    Hardware Monitoring : ACPI
    Thermal Zone : 55 °C
    :
    Processor AMD Athlon 64 X2 : Sensor DTS
    Core 1 : 59.2 °C
    Core 2 : 59.2 °C
    :
    NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 : nVidia Driver
    Temperature : 76 °C
    Temperature (GPU) : 76 °C
    Fan : 0%


    and its getting higher
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    Temps aren't useful until they've reached their max. So "its getting higher" doesn't help.

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    hmm.. I had similar problem before. That was because of the fan, which was too dirty...:P. So I cleaned it and the problem never came out from then on.

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    Those temps look too high.

    Like the max temp my cpu can handle safely is 73* c.

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