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    The way I would approach the problem is starting out by running 1 wow for 10+ minutes, then 2 for 10+ minutes, etc... until you figure out which number of wows is the breaking point.
    Also, if anything is overclocked at all, reset everything to stock speeds, just to rule it out.

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    do you use 1 or 2 monitor setup? also, if your system crash, make sure to run it without OC (CPU/GPU). I bet, that your problem would be with your system overheating. Download CPUID HWmonitor and check all the temperatures and fan rpm, you can also view the state of your HDD.

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    I suppose I will have to try that. I set my Processor speed down to a VERY stable setting, but it still crashed after about 10 minutes with 4 accounts up, I dont want to reset my BIOS, but I guess it's my only option.

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    How old is the power supply?The older they get the less power they put out. From what I could find it has 4 rails for power out put-you should get get a power supply with a single rail-there is a formula somewhere(can't find it right now) for how much "power loss" there is with multiple power output rails.
    I'm not cheap.I'm frugal!

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