Random Reboots - Kernel Power Id: 41

[Akephalos]

Hello everyone, got to do this quick...

 

Since a couple of days my PC is just rebooting without any warning or BSOD...

I've been looking into any faults with the RAM, couldnt find anything.

But after looking into the logs i could find the same error occurring.

Kernel-Power

Id: 41.

 

I tried changing things in the Regedit, didn't solve a thing.

Updated BIOS, no help. Cleared CMOS, no help.

Memtest86 will not work because the system still reboots randomly during memtest.

 

Reboots happen during idle - gaming - random.

I can run Furmark / IntelBurner without problem.

 

So i have no idea what to look for!?

System specs:

CPU: I7 6700K

GPU: EVGA GTX 1070 FTW

RAM: 16gb Crucial Ballistix Sport

MBO: MSI Z170A KRAIT 3X

PSU: EVGA Supernova G2 550W

Harddrives: Crucial 750GB SSD / 4TB HDD.

 

Please help!

 

[TheGlenlivet]

11 minutes ago, Akephalos said:

Hello everyone, got to do this quick...

 

Since a couple of days my PC is just rebooting without any warning or BSOD...

I've been looking into any faults with the RAM, couldnt find anything.

But after looking into the logs i could find the same error occurring.

Kernel-Power

Id: 41.

 

I tried changing things in the Regedit, didn't solve a thing.

Updated BIOS, no help. Cleared CMOS, no help.

Memtest86 will not work because the system still reboots randomly during memtest.

 

Reboots happen during idle - gaming - random.

I can run Furmark / IntelBurner without problem.

 

So i have no idea what to look for!?

System specs:

CPU: I7 6700K

GPU: EVGA GTX 1070 FTW

RAM: 16gb Crucial Ballistix Sport

MBO: MSI Z170A KRAIT 3X

PSU: EVGA Supernova G2 550W

Harddrives: Crucial 750GB SSD / 4TB HDD.

 

Please help!

 

Try Memetest again with 1 of the 2 dimms.  See if it gets through it.  If it does try the other dimm, by itself.  If both pass, then it's not the RAM, but could be the MOBO or CPU.

I do all 13 tests 8 passes

[Akephalos]

Just now, TheGlenlivet said:

Try Memetest again with 1 of the 2 dimms.  See if it gets through it.  If it does try the other dimm, by itself.  If both pass, then it's not the RAM, but could be the MOBO or CPU.

I do all 13 tests 8 passes

Tried swapping both dimms, no change. Still had random reboots so it's not the RAM (i think).