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I'm on a 4th gen intel system and I consistently get max draw on my entire system running some modern games and I have never had the dreaded sudden shutoff.
Regardless of setup, I have only seen the sudden shutdown issue NOT be a PSU problem once, and I couldn't find out what the issue was in that case. The guy just replaced the entire PC and of course it went away then.
Actually, could be the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ sense wires for the new Nvidia GPU's. They can cause issues.
Open start > run app, and paste this in..
You should see a demos folder, All replay files are stored locally in there :)
Just nuke the folder, or alternatively if you don't want files being stored there, right click the demos folder and set it to read only, it should stop the game from writing files to the folder.
Kind of strange.