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1 Year old pc constantly getting BSOD

I've done everything. I've reinstalled windows. Reinstalled every driver individually. Installed different versions of Windows. I've tried booting into Safe Mode and after a whole day there was no BSOD, but i dont think that's telling because some days i simply don't get BSOD. I've also spent hours monitoring temps and voltage, and when it showed the BSOD there was absolutely no change or spike.

I cant find any sort of help except when people send their minidumps. I'll be doing that. My Pc i relatively decent, here's the specs:

-Ryzen 5 7600X

-3060Ti

-16Gb HyperX fury

-516Gb Nvme

-1Tb SSD

-MSI b650-P motherboard

-Kolink Enclave 700W 80+ Gold

I don't know much, but i don't think the games i play would be causing overheating at all. CS2, Valorant, League, Rocket League, and Arena breakout: infinite (by far the one that would maybe cause some crashes or unexpected errors, and yet the only one i havent gotten a BSOD while playing)

I'll leave a link to the minidump. The error i always get in the Event viewer is: kernel-Power 41 (63)

122024-14937-01.rar

Thank you for you help in advance.

Hi Lourenco,
My name is Igor, it's a pleasure for me to help others and I'll try to help you.

Dump shows hardware memory error. This may be related to Kernel-Power 41 error.
This error mostly mean the problem with power supplying. Can you replace power supply unit for checking? It may mean problems with power management in BIOS or motherboard too.

And you may try to turn off all CPU power saving modes in BIOS (different C states) to check if the problem is in motherboard.

See some details at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client...
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Hi! Thank you for the quick reply.

Unfortunately no, i can´t test another power supply. I'd prefer not to buy a new one unless it was absolutely necessary. Is there a way to isolate the issue? I've checked the BIOS, only values i had changed were the ram speed, wich i put on xmp so i could get the 6000mhz. Other than that, i just reset everything else to default. I didnt see any eco or power saving modes activated for anything.

Is there any way, since its related to power supplying, that the problem is with the outlet and not the actual PSU? The PSU is less than a year old because i changed the previous one wich was bronze for this one. I've had it for less than 7 months so i would hope it isnt the problem.

Thank you again for responding so quickly,

I'll keep testing after having reset the motherboard to default and will update.

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Yes, the problem may be related to wall outlet. And may be related to motherboard.
If possible, try uninterruptable power supply.
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