PC shutting down without BSOD
I just upgraded my old PC, the computer was formatted normally but I'm having a problem that is make in me very scared, the problem is that my PC shuts down every now and then without showing BSOD, I checked the event viewer and it says that the reason for…
I just upgraded my old PC, the computer was formatted normally but I'm having a problem that is make in me very scared, the problem is that my PC shuts down every now and then without showing BSOD, I checked the event viewer and it says that the reason for the event was Kernal-power 41 (63), I no longer know what to do, I was suspecting that my ram came faulty, but I performed MEMTEST86 test without any errors with 4 passes and Windows Memory Diagnostic without any problems. I also did OCCT power and CPU+RAM+GPU test all without problems, I'm desperate please help me. Note: My native language is Portuguese and I don't speak English much, so please excuse any grammatical errors or anything else. System Specifications: Motherboard: TUF GAMING A620AM-PLUS WIFI Processor: Ryzen 7 7800x3d Video Card: 9070XT XFX Swift RAM: 1x Kingstom Fury DDR5 16GB 5600MHz CL40 with Intel XMP PSU: Cooler master MWE Gold 850W 80 gold
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Try disabling XMP in your BIOS, reseating your 24-pin and 8-pin power cables, and turning off Windows Fast Startup. I would upgrade BIOS to the latest stable. Open a command prompt and run it as admin with these 2 commands. DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth sfc /scannow
What is the best way to stress the Pc to know that the problem is gone, I am asking because i am falling to reproduce de error "artificially". Btw my bios is one version older then the newest one because the newest is a "beta" build. Windows fast startup is disabled.
OCCT is widely considered one of the best, most thorough all-in-one PC stability and stress-testing suites available.