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#1 Joe77
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Thanks for the replies, I did use arctic silver thermal paste, I just bought a stock 965 black edition cooler from ebay.

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#2 Joe77
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I bought Watch Dogs online for £3.04 and the first thing it asks you to do is shoot Maurice. Obviously controversial, I didn't want to shoot Maurice so I shut down the game and I doubt I will play it again. What a waste of money.

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#3  Edited By Joe77
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I think I've used the right amount of thermal paste, I watched a video to learn how to do it.

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#4 Joe77
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I've reseated the cpu and heatsink. I am using the cooler from the Athlon. But would this cause it to shut down that quickly, (in 10 minutes)?

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#5  Edited By Joe77
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What do you mean? My CPU gets up to about 85C then the computer turns off.

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#6 Joe77
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The heatsink/fan is properly connected.

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#7 Joe77
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I just upgraded from an Athlon 2 250 3ghz dual core CPU to a Phenom 2 965 black edition 3.4 ghz quad core CPU. I put thermal paste on it but the computer keeps turning off after about 10 minutes.

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#8 Joe77
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@PredatorRules:

The CPU temperature was 81 degrees C.

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#9 Joe77
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@PredatorRules:

The CPU hasn't got any thermal paste on it. Could that be the reason the PC is overheating.

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#10 Joe77
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@PredatorRules:

It's a be quiet PSU, I've had it for about 4 years.