I agree that heat is a big suspect, but it could also be some creative video
driver or a bad memory.
Give memtest a try:
https://www.memtest86.com/downloads/memtest86-usb.zip
ET
Matthew Crews writes:
> On 9/28/19 4:31 PM, Michael wrote:
>> Thank you so much for the help I really truly appreciate it.
>
> No problem, its what we are here for.
>
>> Does it reboot while you are using it? Are you using very intensive
>> applications on it, or very not-intensive applications?
>>
>>
>> So far it has only only reboot. after I load Chrome. And it doesn't
>> happen all the time usually it will load the Chrome and it will reboot
>> then open it again and then it will be fine.
>
> Chrome is notoriously resource intensive. Maybe give Chromium or Firefox
> a try.
>
> But based on that answer I'm leaning towards a fan failure first. As you
> said you are currently in Miami, so when you get back definitely check that.
>
> Could also be simple dust accumulation, something a can of air can fix.
> That is something that is obvious to see when you look.
>
> There are a few other possible things to check, but lets rule out the
> simple stuff first before we dive deeper.
>
> -Matt
>
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