Question My PC crashes when playing any Battleeye game

[linxxln]

My computer freezes, the audio in my headphones make a pop sound when it freezes, and after ~15 seconds, it turns off and turns itself back on. I have no idea what's going on.
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SPECS: IBUYPOWER Y40 ( Y40BI7N4703 ) got from BestBuy, can't find exact model but this is closest
OS: Win11 HOME
GPU: RTX 4070
CPU: i7-13700KF
MEMORY: 2x16GB - Gold Key Technology Co Ltd NMGD516F81-5200N
MOTHERBOARD: ASUS z790
POWER SUPPLY: 600W, NO IDEA // BOX AND WEBSITE TELLS ME NOTHING
COOLER: IBUYPOWER AIO TOP MOUNTED
SSD'S: 2 HP EX950 2TB, 1 WB BLUE SN580 1TB
MONITORS: WESTINGHOUSE 1080p 144hz (can't find it on the market anymore, 6-7 years old), LG 27GS60QC-B 1440p 180hz
BIOS VERSION: 8.02
Bought the PC ~13 months ago
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Any game I play that uses Battle eye crashes my entire PC after ~20-30 minutes. It happened every hour or so when I played Rainbow Six Siege last year, but it happens towards the middle-end of every raid now on Escape from Tarkov.
My last thread got shut down due to lack of information, but someone found in my dump files "BEDaisy.sys". For some reason I don't have any dump files from the last month, but here are my dump files from when I reported the problem 3 months ago.
I've monitored my temps and usage when playing and I never go above 70%, so I'm not sure if it is hardware related. Other games that have me at 80%+ do not crash my PC like this.
I have tried uninstalling battle-eye multiple times, but the issue always reoccurs.

 

[helper800]

13700k + 4070 means you cannot use some junk 600w PSU from a no name brand. When your PC "crashes' your "entire PC," does that mean it turns off or restarts with no bluescreen? If so I would put money on the PSU failing. This PSU is a quality unit that will last you a decade and wont break the bank.

 

[linxxln]

I found out from the serial number that it is a 700W Gold PSU.
The brand, still not sure.
I did a memory test and everything came back fine, despite the error being "KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE", which I read is most commonly a RAM issue.
Usually when I crash from Tarkov, there is no error code as for my PC doesn't blue screen, it just freezes and restarts itself.
Sometimes, if my PC has been on for an hour+ and I launch Tarkov, I get an instant blue screen.
I have played games I would believe to be more intensive, such as Cyberpunk and RD2 on 2k res, 4k re-texture mods, and received no crashes or issues.
It seems to all revolve around Tarkov and or Battleeye games.
If you have any ideas they would be greatly appreciated.

 

[DaleH]

I found out from the serial number that it is a 700W Gold PSU.
The brand, still not sure.
I did a memory test and everything came back fine, despite the error being "[FONT=Segoe UI,Arial][FONT=Segoe UI,Arial]KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE", which I read is most commonly a RAM issue.
Usually when I crash from Tarkov, there is no error code as for my PC doesn't blue screen, it just freezes and restarts itself.
Sometimes, if my PC has been on for an hour+ and I launch Tarkov, I get an instant blue screen.
I have played games I would believe to be more intensive, such as Cyberpunk and RD2 on 2k res, 4k re-texture mods, and received no crashes or issues.
It seems to all revolve around Tarkov and or Battleeye games.
If you have any ideas they would be greatly appreciated. [/FONT][/FONT]

Helper880's advice seems reasonable. Possibly you could borrow a PSU for troubleshooting purposes?

 

[RomanWalker]

Sounds like hardware failure—check power supply, RAM, or overheating issues.