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So, I decided to do some cable management in my PC. The first time I turned it on after the management I forgot to put the CPU Cooler into the motherboard. It was only on for a few seconds seconds until I realized it wasn't plugged in, so I don't think it ruined my CPU. Then, I plugged it in, and turned on my PC. Now, it boots into windows and about 5 minutes after it being on, it freezes and turns off. I tried every solution I could think of. Any idea as to why this is happening?

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They're idle temps and mean nothing. Keep checking those temperatures until the PC crashes.
+1 on that Use realtemp or hwmonitor to monitor your temperatures

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It stays at 30C till it crashes..

Btw, I think I have made some progress....

So, I took off the h100 to see if there was any damage. It looks like the thermalpaste just got burned off, So I put more on. Then it still crashed so I took out the battery and the graphics card. Now the battery is in and I'm running off of integrated graphics and so far, no problems.

So I'm gonna try to add the card back, and If it doesn't work. I might switch to my old 6950.

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