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GPFs?

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From: OscartheGrouch
Date: Thu, 03 Nov 2005 08:52
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In Doom3 I kept getting kicked to desktop. My cpu was running really hot 
then, I replaced it with a good heatsink and never got booted to desktop 
again. Until now in Q4. CPU is running around 132F (57C). It was running way 
higher in D3. MB running 95F (35C) and GPU around 53C, whatever that is in 
farenheit. Is my gpu running too hot? Geforce 6800GT, Athalon 2800+, 1 gig 
dram, Asus A7N8X. I can't play 5 minutes without getting kicked to desktop, 
no error messages. TIA, OTG 
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