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Could be - I am using the Noctua NH-U12S.

SOLUTION - I navigated over to MSI Afterburner just for the heck of it and I was unable to find the 4090 GPU, only the AMD integrated card was listed. I then opened device manager and disabled the AMD integrated card and now everything is working great. My supposition is that the AMD card was...

Unable to boot into safe mode, I need our third party IT group to provide the Bitlocker key.

Using CoreTemp. My Idle is 45-48. I launched PerformanceTest and it operated well until it didn't and crashed. Temp range though was routinely between 56-61.

And here is what I could find in the reliability monitor. Description A problem with your hardware caused Windows to stop working correctly. Problem signature Problem Event Name:     LiveKernelEvent Code: 141 Parameter 1:      ffffe78f2572b010 Parameter 2:      fffff80254b46740...

The machine seems stable, suddenly, after attempting a start in safe mode. I was able to access troubleshoot but I clicked restart, it went to the bitlocker screen and rebooted windows to the desktop. It has been stable now for ~15 minutes and I was able to access the event viewer. Here are some...

Got it - I’ll report back tomorrow. Friday evening calls.

We ran nvidia GPU drivers. On me for not being more specific.

OK - its definitely shutting off, the user was mistaken. The power button just stays illuminated.

At the moment, it won't stay on long enough to do much of anything.

I knew that I left something critical out - I am using EVGA SUPERNOVA 1600P

Build Specs Mobo: ASUS X670E-PRO-WIFI CPU: AMD RYZEN 9 7950X3D GPU: NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 4090 24GB OS: Windows 11 Over the past week, a strange phenomenon has been cropping up. Randomly, even when not using a program, the build goes through a reboot but the power button is always illuminated...

I have slipped the 4090 back into the slot - thanks for all of your help!

Sorry! I forgot to hit 'post reply'! We are in the BIOS, with the GPU inserted after booting without the GPU slotted, but the Green VGA light is still illuminated. Is it safe to assume that I need to run updates to the drivers?

Well, now the error code is 4d. Maybe I was crossed-eyed yesterday!