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Just an update. I had posted something in another forum about how switching to the "Processor" driver from the "Intel Processor" driver fixed your problem and this is what one of the members said
"Processor" has no sleep states or power management, the "Intel Processor" uses the intelppm driver and allows full power state management. If switching to a processor driver that doesn't allow sleep states "fixes" things, it's likely there's a hardware issue in one (or more) of the CPU cores or L1 caches at that point.