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Mentor, Games Team
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Re: In Game refresh problem
Ok, I don't think its a heating problem if those are your temps. - 62 - 63 for a CPU is not great, but not horribly bad either.
I notice your 12V on your PSU is much lower than it should be though. You should get a new PSU because an underpowered PSU will damage your system over time and may be the cause of your current problems. There is some really great information on choosing a PSU located here: http://www.techsupportforum.com/hardware-support/ram-power-supply-support/192217-power-supply-information-selection.html You should choose a PSU in the "Power Desktop Computer Class".
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