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  Post edited by: hongas

  > It all worked fine then one day, the computer turns off by itself. no reason what so ever.
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  > Then I discovered that all my main fans stop working, (I mean I can hear the hard disk is spining) but NOT the fan on the bottom
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  Hello

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  You said that this happens all by playing a few games. This heavy application leads to higher heat dissipation and therefore the temperature rises.
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