(Posting in "Power Supplies" because Event ID 41 makes reference to the system losing power, but in reality I have no idea since I replaced my PSU and still have had issues)
Specs:
Windows 10 Home Edition
ASUS ProArt B550 motherboard
AMD Ryzen 9 9500 processor
NVIDIA RTX 3060 - EVGA
64 GB (4x16GB) G.Skill Trident Z RAM
x1 Samsung 1TB SSD
x1 Western Digital 1TB NVME
Questions:
Does the slot you use for the NVME make a difference?
- every time my computer wakes up from one of these, I check the Windows 10 Event Viewer and it's listed as a critical error, Event ID 41, Task 63, Kernel-Power.
- crash typically occurs when I'm doing a render, though not always. For a short bit it started to happen more frequently, but it's since returned to crashing during renders
- no BSOD. The screen goes black and then system starts up again automatically
- Prime95 was able to trigger this issue
- OCCT stress test for power supply, CPU, and GPU are all able to trigger this, usually in under a minute
- occurs when rendering 3D images in a series (Blender), or just from prolonged use of rendered view (DAZ 3D), either alone or with too many other softwares opened
- occurred sometime after I installed NVME memory and reinstalled Windows on the new drive
- booted Ubuntu Linux and started a render - it still crashed, leading me to believe it's a hardware issue
- Windows clock changed to six hours later than the correct time
- I double- and triple-checked the OuterVision Power Supply Calculator and its estimate is way below my present PSU (750W), sitting somewhere in the 400 W range
- I recently replaced the PSU with another 750 W and am still having the same issues
- blew case out with air compressor, didn't seem to make a difference
Specs:
Windows 10 Home Edition
ASUS ProArt B550 motherboard
AMD Ryzen 9 9500 processor
NVIDIA RTX 3060 - EVGA
64 GB (4x16GB) G.Skill Trident Z RAM
x1 Samsung 1TB SSD
x1 Western Digital 1TB NVME
Questions:
Does the slot you use for the NVME make a difference?
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