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[laviniuc]

check the cpu temps with core temp and or hw monitor - this cehcks also gpu temps... i suspect the cpu overheats considering you had issues installing the cooler.

 

[Essdub8]

^^ Agree with the above. If you were not able to secure the Hyper EVO 212 properly, this could be causing your CPU to overheat and shut down to prevent damage.

Get that fan/heatsink on properly, with thermal paste applied correctly (many guides here on Tom's, recently updated).