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- May 4, 2015
I have often problems like I test something for 2-3 months , all is working fine, next I move to something else and motherboard/graphics card is not in use for next 2-3 months. When I back to this hardware it's dead. Last year I made RMA for 2 mobos, 2 CPUs and 1 graphics card which died in the same weird way. Now I have one GB mobo in RMA.
I´ve heard PSU ripple is a silent killer. BTW my AM1I-A and Athlon 5150 are working with all energy options disabled (Cool and Quiet, C6, CPB), I dont know how much will the power consumption increase like this. So far no reboots, but It can happen I guess...just trying to see If Cool & quiet disabled fix the issue.
Is it possible that the 200w Cooler Master Flex PSU can´t handle low power consumption and sudden voltage drops? (when the voltage varies from 1.116 - 1.308 and when some cores are disabled? So my theory is that the constant 1600MHZ and 1.308v should do the trick. But It could be something else. I found this thread where some people had 2 Ati Sound Drivers and 1 for integrated audio:
http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/f299/solved-kernel-power-41-63-error-434613.html
I double check in Device Manager and I only have 2 (ATI High Definition Audio Device and Realtek High Definition Audio). Like I said, the problem was more easy to recreate with Foobar2000 (Changed this one for AIMP3 already), but It could happen even when clicking the power off button in Win 8.1 desktop or something else.
From May the 5th until now, not a Kernel Event 41 yet. Mi biggest lapse without a freeze and reboot was from April the 16th - 28th. And this was with CPB disabled. But like I said before CPB and C6 disabled didnt do the trick afterwards. Im just hopping that without Cool and Quiet the system work Ok for over a Month.
I´ve seen other threads talking about Kernel 41 events while gaming, and here is the opossite, since day 1 never had those problems while playing games. I really don´t know If Its software related, HW incompatibility, APU malfunction, Faulty Mobo (bad capacitors ,ICs), PSU ripple...etc, etc.
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