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DrManhattan
Adept I

Kernel Power Event ID 41 while gaming

So I'll preface by saying that I live in Italy and I purchased a PC from an Italian store. Shortly after receving it I was having constant issues of the PC shutting down mid game. Sometimes when the system would shut down I'd lose the DP ports ftom my GPU and when it would shut down I would have to turn off the PSU and turn it back on before I could start up the PC.  I contacted the seller and they were adamant, at the time, that it was due to me not shutting the computer down completely and also turning off the power supply. I never had this issue with my previous computer even if I kept it on sleep at all times. Then i was told that it was because I adjusted the setting in Adrenaline and set the system to overclock (even though i didn't so that). I ended up having to send the computer back to get tested, where they found no issues besides corrputed files for Apex Legends and that I had instaled Ryzen Master. I was told repeatedly that i was at fault for the issue because I adjusted the graphics settings through Adrenaline and that their tests showed no problems with the system at all. Even though you can see in the event viewer the Event ID 41 errors that were logged. I'm still getting the kernel power error and I just want somebody to help me out if they can. Below is the component list for my PC:

Ryzen 7 7800 X3D

Seasonic G12 850W 80+ Gold

Gigabyte B650 Aorus Elite AX AM5

Deepcool LS720 Liquid 360mm

Trident Z5 Neo RGB DDR5 32GB 6000MHZ

Kingston Fury Renegade 2TB M.2 PCIe 4.0 7300mb/s

Gigabyte Radeon RX 7900 XTX

Windows 11

I don't have any dmp files in the minidump, but I do have DMP files under LiveKernelReports. There are two different folders; AMD_WATCHDOG and WATCHDOG. I know nothing about DMP files or any of this stuff specifically, so if somebody can help me figure out whats going on so I can fix this I would be very greatful. Thank you!

 

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Thanks for the response! I have already uninstalled and reinstalled all drivers for the GPU. I also keep all settings to default in Adrenaline and I haven't installed Ryzen Master. What errors in the event viewer would I be looking for specifically?

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dkaya
Journeyman III

Unfortunately, we still do not have the technology to show which part of the system is the problem. There can be many reasons for this error. If you can, try changing the PSU. I also have this problem with a ryzen 7600 processor and msi b650 gaming plus wifi. It is a very annoying problem. It happens 1-2 times a day, sometimes once every 2 days. I tested the rams with memtest, no problem. I installed only one ram and the error continued. I am using the processor's graphics card and installed an external card, but the problem persists. I need to find the PSU and try it, but I think my motherboard is faulty. I hope you can solve your problem.

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