The Tthrottle add-on for BOINC is supposed to help with such problems.
You might check if it's compatible with the machine where you saw that problem.

http://efmer.eu/boinc/
Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2013 15:40:10 -0400
From: "Josef W. Segur" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [boinc_dev] Recommend not detect 8400 GS video

A specific instance where the cooling solution is inadequate to support 
continuous 90% utilization of a resource is IMO no reason to exclude that 
particular GPU. There have been 8400 GS cards doing useful work for S@H since 
January 2009, and I would guess that 6.08 CUDA app_version for 
setiathome_enhanced has a similar GPU utilization.

Some way for BOINC to monitor resource temperatures would be ideal, but I doubt 
it's practical. Utilities like GPU-Z are not totally reliable even though 
they're updated frequently. It's temperature readings for your 8400 GS are 
probably correct, but even the latest version 0.6.8 released 9 days ago 
provides a GPU temperature reading for the HD 7660G GPU portion of the AMD 
A10-4600M APU in my Lenovo laptop which is clearly wrong.

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