Quick question on potential Ti-4400 Problem

Hi all,
I think I am having some problems with my mobo and just wanted to ask a quick question...
On my old box, I had major crashing problems when I put the Ti-4400 in while in the middle of 3D games.  I'm almost certain this was due to overheating.
New rig...many fans!  Everything seems pretty cool.  However, among other problems I am having since putting this new setup together (onboard audio crashes, reboots while using IE, etc.), I am having crashes in the opening intro video to various games.  My recollection is that this is just crappy rez vids that don't tax the video card to nearly what the actual gaming should.  Does this sound right to every/anyone?  I don't seem to have any great problem during heavy 3D use (or 3dmark, etc.).
Thanks.

Currently I have actionPerformed method in the editor and an actionPerformed method attached to each button.Well, you should create an Action. The Action can be shared by both a menuItem or a button. Read the Swing tutorial on [url http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/misc/action.html]How to Use Actions for more information.
should the listener be an innner class of the Editor class or an external class.Whether the Action is an inner class or external class doesn't really matter as long as it is a separate class.
If the Action is unique and will only be used by the parent class, then making it an inner class can simplify coding since it has access to the variables of the class.
If the Action is more generic and might be able to be used by multiple applications then it should be a separate class so you have code reusability.

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