It's been my experience through many burned power supplies (the brand of computer I buy has a power supply that will last almost exactly one year), that a dying power supply will cause rebooting, not a total shutdown.

 

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You can download Core Temp that shows you the model of the CPU, the platform, Frequency of the CPU, VID which is volt, Tj. Max, power and the cores with min, max(heat), the load of the cpu.

 

Example of core temp. http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/main_data/coretemp.png