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Kernel Power ID 41 BSOD

Muffin.
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Hello, recently I have been getting buzzing sounds for a secs and even bsod with that buzzing sound. In event viewer I saw that it was a kernel power id 41. I thought that my hdd was bad, because I was getting the bsods even when not doing much, even when the windows just had started up. I bought an ssd, today installed the windows on it, everything seemed alright till I again heard that buzzing sound for a second while gaming. So it's something else, I googled the event and saw that people tell that it might be psu that is bad. I also recently upgraded my pc, new mobo, new cpu, new ram. The new parts are ryzen3 1200, corsair vengance 8gb 3000mhz and asrock b450m. The psu is  lepa mx-f1 500w.

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On 8/10/2019 at 6:12 PM, Muffin. said:

Hello, recently I have been getting buzzing sounds for a secs and even bsod with that buzzing sound. In event viewer I saw that it was a kernel power id 41. I thought that my hdd was bad, because I was getting the bsods even when not doing much, even when the windows just had started up. I bought an ssd, today installed the windows on it, everything seemed alright till I again heard that buzzing sound for a second while gaming. So it's something else, I googled the event and saw that people tell that it might be psu that is bad. I also recently upgraded my pc, new mobo, new cpu, new ram. The new parts are ryzen3 1200, corsair vengance 8gb 3000mhz and asrock b450m. The psu is  lepa mx-f1 500w.

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Hi, i am having this as well, did you find any solutions?

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11 hours ago, ttasuim said:

I’m in the same boat as well. It’s getting frustrating.

What does the issue cause for you? My PC will just randomly restart itself, I'm also having a BSOD of "Kmode exception not handled" 

When i recieve this BSOD and then check the event logs the error at the same time is Kernel Power 41. So I am confused. :)

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