You can try using speedfan
http://www.almico.com/sfdownload.phpit should find the temp probes on your motherboard. It may not know which one is your cpu - but if you run something cpu intensive such as super-pi or prime, you'd know which one as you'd see the cpu temp jump.
prime95 url -
http://www.mersenne.org/freesoft.htmIf you can run say prime 95 for 5 minutes (note the graphs in speed fan to see what temps you're getting!) then it's probably not your cpu temp causing the crash.
another possibility is memory. you can use prime95 to check your memory using the memory torture test. You can also use
http://www.memtest86.com/when it shuts down, note the exact time and check your event viewer.
start->run->"eventvwr"
look for warnings or errors especially under application and system.