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System fails when Kernel Power 41 appears, but only during one game.

System fails when Kernel Power 41 appears, but only during one game.

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Kytzis
Member
183
06-14-2023, 04:05 AM
#1
I'm experiencing problems with my system that involve random crashes and restarts, as indicated by the Event Viewer showing Kernel Power event ID 41. The system stutters and freezes for a few seconds before going completely black and restarting. I've checked forums and Reddit, and it seems the power supply unit might not be handling the load well. However, after running an hour-long power stress test on OCCT, the system didn't fail.

This issue appears to happen only when playing Ghost of Tsushima, while other demanding games like Helldivers 2 and Cyberpunk run smoothly. I'm playing at around 60 FPS, which should be a light load, yet the system still crashes randomly. My specs are:

- 7800X3D
- Gigabyte X870 wifi
- 32GB DDR5 @ 6000MHz
- Samsung 990 Evo 2TB
- 7900xtx
- EVGA 1000W GT

I'm unsure why this happens and am considering replacing the PSU to prevent further problems. I hope to get some advice before making a purchase.
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Kytzis
06-14-2023, 04:05 AM #1

I'm experiencing problems with my system that involve random crashes and restarts, as indicated by the Event Viewer showing Kernel Power event ID 41. The system stutters and freezes for a few seconds before going completely black and restarting. I've checked forums and Reddit, and it seems the power supply unit might not be handling the load well. However, after running an hour-long power stress test on OCCT, the system didn't fail.

This issue appears to happen only when playing Ghost of Tsushima, while other demanding games like Helldivers 2 and Cyberpunk run smoothly. I'm playing at around 60 FPS, which should be a light load, yet the system still crashes randomly. My specs are:

- 7800X3D
- Gigabyte X870 wifi
- 32GB DDR5 @ 6000MHz
- Samsung 990 Evo 2TB
- 7900xtx
- EVGA 1000W GT

I'm unsure why this happens and am considering replacing the PSU to prevent further problems. I hope to get some advice before making a purchase.

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KatenJustin
Member
63
06-14-2023, 11:04 AM
#2
run memtest on windows using dism commands
check game files
use manufacturer tools for hard drives
update bios
update gpu drivers
monitor temperatures – cpu and gpu during gaming
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KatenJustin
06-14-2023, 11:04 AM #2

run memtest on windows using dism commands
check game files
use manufacturer tools for hard drives
update bios
update gpu drivers
monitor temperatures – cpu and gpu during gaming

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demizio1
Member
178
06-15-2023, 08:32 PM
#3
Memtest operated smoothly.
Windows installation was flawless.
Game files confirmed intact.
SSD remains in optimal condition.
Bios and GPU drivers are current.
CPU and GPU temperatures stay below 65 degrees during use.
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demizio1
06-15-2023, 08:32 PM #3

Memtest operated smoothly.
Windows installation was flawless.
Game files confirmed intact.
SSD remains in optimal condition.
Bios and GPU drivers are current.
CPU and GPU temperatures stay below 65 degrees during use.

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DerpyLOL
Member
131
06-16-2023, 01:11 AM
#4
reducing ram speed, just to check if it's also occurring then
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DerpyLOL
06-16-2023, 01:11 AM #4

reducing ram speed, just to check if it's also occurring then

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GamerPros500
Junior Member
5
06-16-2023, 04:15 PM
#5
Sorry for the delayed response. Work and all that.
I attempted to run at 4800, but the problem persists. Over the past week and a half, I've swapped out both the PSU and RAM, yet the issue remains. I'm beginning to suspect my motherboard might be faulty, even though it's brand new :/
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GamerPros500
06-16-2023, 04:15 PM #5

Sorry for the delayed response. Work and all that.
I attempted to run at 4800, but the problem persists. Over the past week and a half, I've swapped out both the PSU and RAM, yet the issue remains. I'm beginning to suspect my motherboard might be faulty, even though it's brand new :/