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DriZyo
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Use proper English, I can't understand a word of this. 

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3 minutes ago, LinusTechTipsFanFromDarlo said:

Use proper English, I can't understand a word of this. 

That doesn't help if OP's first language isn't English...

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13 minutes ago, LinusTechTipsFanFromDarlo said:

Use proper English, I can't understand a word of this. 

If his CPU is broken, will it affect his graphics card and power supply? Or any other part?

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Overheating doesn't mean CPU is broken. It means cooler isn't capable of handling load and temps of CPU. If CPU would be legit dead, it wouldn't have effect on anything. It just wouldn't power on. Dead or dying mobo might damage RAM and CPU, but thats unlikely. Dying PSU has most chances of killing all things connected to it. They only need one power surge to die.

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13 minutes ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Overheating doesn't mean CPU is broken. It means cooler isn't capable of handling load and temps of CPU. If CPU would be legit dead, it wouldn't have effect on anything. It just wouldn't power on. Dead or dying mobo might damage RAM and CPU, but thats unlikely. Dying PSU has most chances of killing all things connected to it. They only need one power surge to die.

You right. I already change my power supply and it give damaged into my motherboard and right now my graphic card. I know FX- Series right now is outdated processor. I need changed my graphic card to Msi Gtx 1050 Ti 4gb Gaming X as long Gtx 1060 3gb is bottleneck. I scared if my Processor was given damaged too.

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I'd be asking yourself *why* the CPU overheated? I haven't seen a case of overheating on a CPU, where thermal shutdown didn't kick in, in a very very long time.

We need more details, what happened to cause the overheating?

And CPU, GFX, and PS are all discrete elements. As DRM said, one dying is *highly* unlikely to affect the other, unless it was a power surge through a cheap Power Supply, then you have bigger issues.

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39 minutes ago, DriZyo said:

You right. I already change my power supply and it give damaged into my motherboard and right now my graphic card. I know FX- Series right now is outdated processor. I need changed my graphic card to Msi Gtx 1050 Ti 4gb Gaming X as long Gtx 1060 3gb is bottleneck. I scared if my Processor was given damaged too.

If you can, test every part with another system that 100% works. Its possible that its only mobo which isn't working and would cause issues on other parts.

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