Kernel Power ID 41, (0x8000000000000002) BSOD when gaming.

Thanks, here it is!
I will take a look at the ram one bu one after work today.

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Do you have another monitor that you can test on? If not, can you borrow one from someone and test that way or maybe use a television screen?

Also, my friend JMH has some useful links for these problems, though you have probably already tried all the steps involved. You can find the links at post #14 of Aero randomly crashing.

Shure I can test that, but I dont think the screen is the problem. Because when im in an online game my user dropps out from the game at the same time as the screen goes black but i can still hear the sound. My computer does not communicate with the network after it crashes and my keyboard and mouse are not responding as it crashes. Hope you understand what I mean.
I will test that anyway just to be clear. :)

Ok thanks for the links but its none of them that solve my issue becuse my computer works perfectly all the time untill I start to play any game for about 30-60 min. Its not always it crashes when I play either.

Ok, tested with my LG TV through HDMI connection. No differens. Any ideas?

What were the results of running one RAM at a time?

I also note that your motherboard has a BIOS update; have you tried the new BIOS version?

writhziden said:

What were the results of running one RAM at a time?

I also note that your motherboard has a BIOS update; have you tried the new BIOS version?

*Oh, havnt got the time to check that. Will do. Thanks for the reminder.

*Do you mean any of this? =Attachment 201035

Have already tested both but they are both Beta versions so it feels better to go on the Stable.

Oh, sorry, I was looking at rev. 2.0 not 1.0; my mistake. I assume then that you have re-flashed to the most stable/non-beta recent version of the BIOS?

Its ok :) Yes I have
Il will reply back when I have tested the ram, one.by one

Im sorry that i havnt answer you back. However I have tried Ram memo one bye one, get crashes with all of them. So I decided to buy a new motherboard and at the same time new ram.
*Asus sabertooth X58
*Kingston HyperX 3*4GB 1600 Mhz

With a new mobo I also reinstall Win 7 to get rid of all the old drivers.
Now 1 week after I did all this, another BSOD. The reason "Kernel power ID 41".
So after I did all this its just the CPU that not have been switched out.
Could it be the CPU or what do you guys think.

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