Critical Windows Error...

[Andersen3]

Hello LTT forum. I have had this problem with my windows pc the last 3 years. My pc crash sometimes when i play games. My pc just shuts down instant with no bluescreen or anything and restart right away. I can see from the Windows Logs, that the error is "Kernel-Power". I have tried everything i could look up from google. I have tried everything i could find, changed settings, total reset of pc and everything. I have even switched power supply to a Corsair RM750x and it still happens. I am very close to just buying a whole new pc, because im so tired of this one. I hope somebody in this great community can help me in any way!    The picture attached is from the latest crash. It is in danish, but i think the essential information is still english.

 

-Andersen

 

System is:

Windows 10

MB: Asus Z390-P (LGA-1151)

CPU: I7-8700k (Be Quiet Purerock 3 cooler)

GPU: Asus Strix 1080

RAM: 16 GB G.Skill 3200 MHz (2666 from bios)

PSU: Corsair RM750x

FANS: 5x BeQuiet fans for airflow.

Storage:

1x SanDisk ssd 480 GB (System)

1x Samsung ssd 480 GB

1x Corsair mp510 m2 960 GB

[Shooterdude34]

one thing you could look for is for the windows minidump folder. This holds files that windows creates to log the cause of a crash within windows. You will need a special program from the windows store, but it is free.  the one i use is called WinDBG Preview

im not entirely sure one will have been created, since you said there was no bluescreen, but its worth a look

[Andersen3]

1 hour ago, Shooterdude34 said:

one thing you could look for is for the windows minidump folder. This holds files that windows creates to log the cause of a crash within windows. You will need a special program from the windows store, but it is free.  the one i use is called WinDBG Preview

im not entirely sure one will have been created, since you said there was no bluescreen, but its worth a look

I have looked it up, and i cannot find any folder having those minidumps. So i guess no folder has been created