BSOD death, Kernel-Power 41

[TheCommodore]

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_11-performance/bsod-wouldnt-allow-recovery-to-boot-after/779b59c3-db13-4a65-b1dc-48aff2e12c53?messageId=0f0bdb32-34e4-4c4f-92d0-42ef1b8109b2

Can't find any power-saving features on the CPU to turn off, and don't have  a spare power supply to test with, don't know where to go from here

After a long period of time with the system off I can boot up and use it for a longer period, after a BSOD and restarting the length of use gets shorter and shorter till i leave it off for a while.

 

Edit:

• Windows 11 Pro
• x64 
• Windows 11 Pro
• Full Retail
• 1 Year
• 3 month
• AMD Ryzen 5 7600X 6-Core Processor
• NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080
• ASRock X670E PG Lightning
• EVGA 1300
• self
• Desktop 

Crash Files.zip

[Xiauj]

52 minutes ago, TheCommodore said:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_11-performance/bsod-wouldnt-allow-recovery-to-boot-after/779b59c3-db13-4a65-b1dc-48aff2e12c53?messageId=0f0bdb32-34e4-4c4f-92d0-42ef1b8109b2

Can't find any power-saving features on the CPU to turn off, and don't have  a spare power supply to test with, don't know where to go from here

Hey there TheCommodore, I just saw this post + the MS Forum post linked above and wanted to ask a quick question or two if that's alright

 

Is Your Windows Event Viewer (Event 41, Kernel Power, 63) showing something along the lines of this when Your PC BSODs..? (See Attached Image):

And also, what does it show in the Details tab?; Again, I'm wondering if Yours is showing something similar to Mine.

 

The reason I ask all of the aforementioned is because, I'm wondering if I'm experiencing the same error as You  If that is the case (Would be very weird if it is, lol) then maybe we could like, work together to figure it out.

 

TLDR: I too have been getting random BSODs when playing Modded Minecraft in particular (Note: No other game does this, they work perfectly fine, both old/classic games and modern/newer games) which I recently got back into. Feel free to view My post if curious for more details:

 

 

Edited October 19, 2023 by Xiauj

[TheCommodore]

On 10/19/2023 at 6:32 PM, Xiauj said:

Hey there TheCommodore, I just saw this post + the MS Forum post linked above and wanted to ask a quick question or two if that's alright

 

Is Your Windows Event Viewer (Event 41, Kernel Power, 63) showing something along the lines of this when Your PC BSODs..? (See Attached Image):

And also, what does it show in the Details tab?; Again, I'm wondering if Yours is showing something similar to Mine.

 

The reason I ask all of the aforementioned is because, I'm wondering if I'm experiencing the same error as You  If that is the case (Would be very weird if it is, lol) then maybe we could like, work together to figure it out.

 

TLDR: I too have been getting random BSODs when playing Modded Minecraft in particular (Note: No other game does this, they work perfectly fine, both old/classic games and modern/newer games) which I recently got back into. Feel free to view My post if curious for more details:

 

 

Yeah, but it isn't necessarily while playing a game, when it happens is kind of random.

[TheCommodore]

had a hard time getting crash files from pc between crashes, here is the base system information

Crash Files.zip

[Bjoolz]

It looks like RAM from the dump files. Use the machine normally with one stick at a time and see if only one of them cause crashes. Memory testers are unfortunately not very reliable with DDR4 and newer so I prefer just using one stick at a time.