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31st Dec 2007, 10:14
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random crashes?
you may be suffering from overheating please rule out the first suspect shown below   taken from ebaumsworld, couldn't resist posting  if you have similar dust issue, first recommendation from TCF is to clean 
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The temperature inside this apple pie is over 1000 degrees.
If I squeeze it, a jet of molten bramley apple will squirt out. Could go your way; could go mine. Either way, one of us is going down!!!! My System: Mine
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31st Dec 2007, 10:17
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Personally, whenever i notice a temperature rise i open my pc up and give it a dust out immediately.
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It can be very surprising just how much a good dust out can reduce temperatures by. :) My System: Glowbox
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31st Dec 2007, 10:38
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too true mate
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31st Dec 2007, 10:55
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I will just add. I used to post a lot on another site and i used to see quite a few people ask why their pc was running hot. Dust was the cause in quite a number of cases.
You make a valid point that is often overlooked! 
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