Event ID 41

[Negativelead]

I have been experiencing some pretty violent crashes. The event viewer shows "Critical Error Event 41 ID" when I look into it. My first thought was the PSU; I'd be pretty mad if it was, I have a good one. XFX 1050 GOLD

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817207021

I did some Google research and ran across this guys help video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EywHwEcEHGw
He essential had me tell the computer to never sleep, and had me make some adjustments in Afterburner , turn on Kernal Mode, Force Constant Voltage. I did so and for the first couple of days no crashes.

Its been a little more than a week now, and I have had one Event 41 ID crash, and some other issues, The GPU got too hot one night. It got up to 93c and when I tried to open ASUS GPU Tweak tool the system locked up. Today I was browsing the web and I heard the fan throttle to high and the system locked up when I tried to open Afterburner. I rebooted and I'm keeping an eye on the temps; I'm web browsing around 51c- which I feel is high for just internet usage. I'm almost scared to put a real load on it.

Does applying constant voltage endanger the health and temps of the GPU?
Should I consider another BIOS version?
Why did these crashes start?
Whatever thoughts you have I'd love to hear.

ASUS 390X
XFX 1050 GOLD PRO SERIES
ASUS M5A97 2.0 MOBO
FX 8350 CPU w/ Corsair water cooler

 

[junkeymonkey]

http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/new-pc-randomly-restarting-event-41-kernel-power.201735/

Problem solved everyone, it was either the outlet or surge protector causing the shutdowns. I just moved into a new apartment and I haven't had the issue since, switched surge protectors also

[Scenario 3: ]

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2028504

understand with your psu as well it could of got faulty ?? just because its a 1050 don't mean its working right ?

''event 41 is pushing the reset button on the computer while it is on''

check is the wiring for the case reset button is not gone bad or shorting ?? or if you got a on board reset button its not going defective ??

theres so many thing to be looked at you just got to start some ware and weed things down and out like maybe a bad overclock