Keep getting kernel power 41 while playing games

[Magnaaaa]

Whenever I play games like rainbow six siege I get a bsod with the error code: WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR or I get a random restart. When I check event viewer I get critical error kernel power 41. I just want to know if I have to replace any parts. I built this computer recently and tried almost everything I can do. My psu and gpu are the only old part.

specs:

CPU: AMD RYZEN 5 5600x 

GPU: MSI GTX 970

RAM: T-force rgb 32gb 

MOTHERBOARD: B550 aorus elite ax v2

SSD: WD BLUE SN570 1TB

PSU: corsair HX520W

[manikyath]

that is an OLD power supply.. (if i got the correct one on google, that is.. i'm finding 2006-2011)

 

based on that, and this:

3 minutes ago, Magnaaaa said:

or I get a random restart

i'm gonna assume you're hitting some protection in the power supply. might be time to retire a relic.

[Magnaaaa]

Just now, manikyath said:

that is an OLD power supply.. (if i got the correct one on google, that is.. i'm finding 2006-2011)

 

based on that, and this:

i'm gonna assume you're hitting some protection in the power supply. might be time to retire a relic.

Yeah I was assuming that was the problem just wanted to make sure none of my newer parts were damaged

[Agall]

8 minutes ago, Magnaaaa said:

Whenever I play games like rainbow six siege I get a bsod with the error code: WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR or I get a random restart. When I check event viewer I get critical error kernel power 41. I just want to know if I have to replace any parts. I built this computer recently and tried almost everything I can do. My psu and gpu are the only old part.

specs:

CPU: AMD RYZEN 5 5600x 

GPU: MSI GTX 970

RAM: T-force rgb 32gb 

MOTHERBOARD: B550 aorus elite ax v2

SSD: WD BLUE SN570 1TB

PSU: corsair HX520W

System should be less than 520W draw, but its possible you're at 75% capacity and therefore sub 400W which a 5600x and GTX 970 system could reach. I'd estimate both of those to potentially 425W. 225W (GPU) + 150W (CPU) + 50W (system). CPUs in gaming usually not having high consumption in most games but can spike to maximum TDP.

 

So a new PSU might be in order. 600W being a good middle ground.

[FireLegend]

41 minutes ago, manikyath said:

that is an OLD power supply.. (if i got the correct one on google, that is.. i'm finding 2006-2011)

 

based on that, and this:

i'm gonna assume you're hitting some protection in the power supply. might be time to retire a relic.

Yeah happened to me, everything crashed in my system too it was the cheap crap psu