Kernel Event Errors

[Selathiel]

Ive been getting live kernel event 141 errors for a few weeks and it causes random crashes for some reason? Id like help in understanding the issue if possible

[Thomas53]

Kernel 141 errors are caused by GPU drivers, overheating, or highly unlikely, but still possible possible, memory issues.

The first thing to do is  clean your computer and make sure all the fans are running properly.

Then update your GPU driver - the most likely problem and if you still have problems repast your GPU.

 

Also running Memtest is a good idea, I run it on every new computer so that I have a baseline to compare to if I have problems later.

I run every test that I can on a new computer and record the results for later use when necessary..

[Selathiel]

20 minutes ago, Thomas53 said:

Kernel 141 errors are caused by GPU drivers, overheating, or highly unlikely, but still possible possible, memory issues.

The first thing to do is  clean your computer and make sure all the fans are running properly.

Then update your GPU driver - the most likely problem and if you still have problems repast your GPU.

 

Also running Memtest is a good idea, I run it on every new computer so that I have a baseline to compare to if I have problems later.

I run every test that I can on a new computer and record the results for later use when necessary..

I checked the gpu on hwinfo and its not overheating at 99% it only hit 68 degrees Ill try the driver but Im already up to date and recently reinstalled the drivers entirely a day ago but Ill try memtest 

[suedseefrucht]

Are you using a Riser cable to connect the graphics card to the mainboard?

[Selathiel]

6 hours ago, suedseefrucht said:

Are you using a Riser cable to connect the graphics card to the mainboard?

I am not its a straight 600w cable to the 12hvp on the back of the lian li edge psu I recently redid it this morning and ran furmark and it didnt dip or crash once during furmark I also ran a memtest and it passed with no issues