Premiere pro shuts down computer

When i start exporting my media with the encoder, it shuts down my computer all of a sudden. This is not due to a old or a bad computer, cus my computer is pretty new and beefy. I see this is a common problem, but i've seen alot of answers connected to overheating, wich is not the case here. Please help me

I have a 5.0 Ghz prosessor with a water cooling system.
Correction, you have an OVERCLOCKED 'prosessor' to 5.0 GHz.
What are the temps during export?

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