My computer has been just turning off on me from time to time, sometimes once or twice a week, and other times, several times a day. I get BSODs occasionally, but when I say turning off, it just immediately turns off. I just ran CPUID's Hardware Monitor PRO v1.19, I let it run for about 10-15 minutes, and it's telling me the max temp for my AMD FX-8350 was 78°C and the max temp for my NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti was 70°C. After reading a couple of the threads here regarding max temps for my cpu, from what I read, I didn't see anyone who had a max temp that high. Since my computer is mainly just turning off and I'm not getting BSODs very often, it's leading me to believe that it's a temperature problem. When I monitored the temps, I wasn't running any cpu intensive programs, and according to Windows Task Manager, my cpu was only fluctuating between about 10-25% cpu usage and less than 6gb out of my 16gb of ram were being used at the time. The case I'm using has a couple small fans on the back and one on the front, but other than that, the entire case is closed in. I mainly want to determine if the cpu temp is indeed the reason my computer is shutting off, and if so, what I can do the fix this problem. I would hope that getting a case that has additional fans, like this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119160, would fix the problem, but I wanted to see what y'all thought first. Thanks