Restarting the computer now.
Restarting the computer now.
Hey! It seems your PC rebooted unexpectedly, and since all components are new, the issue might be related to the restart itself. The kernel power 41 error in Event Viewer could be connected, but it’s hard to say without more details. Your specs look solid—good choice on the i5-10400 and the 16GB RAM setup.
I experienced kernel 41 issues before, and they were purely software-based. I recommend updating the BIOS and verifying that your ME firmware is current.
It seems the system is prone to unexpected updates that can cause issues. You might want to keep an eye on temperatures just in case. If this happens again soon, you could consider checking further. To be sure, recent models include built-in protection for the CPU to prevent overheating. Once it reaches a critical temperature, it will shut down automatically. Tools like Openhardware Monitor or OCCT can help track this. Each motherboard and software displays this information differently, so I can't give you a precise guide.
DoctorNick raises a valid observation. Unless it becomes a regular issue, I wouldn't be overly concerned. The monitoring tool I referenced is mainly for your own reassurance. When the system boots up, a PC typically runs a lot of background tasks; fan settings usually activate only when necessary—providing quiet operation until required. If you notice this happening every few days or so, feel free to revisit and let me know.