BSOD(Kernel Power error 41) playing Borderlands 2 and Smite

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  1. curveman
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Professionnel 64 bits
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    Well after changing my PSU, I've been ab le to play for more that 45 minutes without having any BSOD. I really think it solved the problem. Thank you very much!
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  3. essenbe
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    Let's give it some time before you thank us. I hope that was the problem, and with your 'symptoms' it very well could have been. I hope it works for you and so far, so good. Keep us posted and hang around for a while. There is a wealth of information and knowledge here on Seven Fprums.
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