Intel Processors later then the Pentium 2 I believe will turn the computer off or reboot the computer due to heat issues. Most of the time this is due to dust getting into the fins on the processor heat sink and fan. After the heat sink has overheated to the point the computer will reboot then you might as well get a new CPU fan and heatsink. One main reason is because the thermal grease that is between the processor and heatsink has probably broken down due to heat. But this is only assuming that it is a heat issue, and not another issue like a faulty driver. A system restore could tell you what the problem is 90% of the time.
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