Windows 7 Kernel-Power id 41 task 63 during gaming!

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  1. Bradner
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    The GPU,PSU and the liquid cooler of the cpu are upgraded before 3 months and all the other components of the pc are 1,5 years old since I bought the pc.
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  3. YoYo155
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    Please specify which parts are how old if you can recall.
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  4. Bradner
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    "Old" parts are the disks(HDD,SSD), motherboard,CPU,Floppy disk,Monitor,etc! Everything else is "old" except GPU,PSU and cpu liquid cooler!
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  6. Slartybart
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    Could be a simple "% of free space" condition on your HD.

    Please follow this tutorial: Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image

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  7. Arc
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    Slartybart said:
    Could be a simple "% of free space" condition on your HD.

    Please follow this tutorial: Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image

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    12.58 GB free out of 60 in C drive :)

    To Bradner, in addition to the above suggestions, please make it sure that the SSD, OCZ-AGILITY3 is running with the latest firmware. http://ocz.com/consumer/download/firmware

    Also update the driver to your RT2870 USB ...... from MediaTek - Downloads Windows (Dated 28.09.2013).
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  8. YoYo155
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    Thank you Archie and Bill :).
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  10. Bradner
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    Yesterday i was stressing my pc using Intel Burn test and Furmark at the same time(i was trying to simulate a gaming session). In less than 10 minutes the system restarted with BSOD. The temps of CPU and GPU are not exceeded 70C and 75C. So i believe that there is something wrong with the hardware and to be more specific with the PSU.
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  11. Arc
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    The tests are too stressful individually. Together they will crash any system I believe

    What happens if you run them individually?
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  12. Bradner
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    The PC generally crashed and restarted. When i use one diagnostic tool at a time there wasnt a crash. Only when i use them all together.
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  13. Arc
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    I think it is not a very good plan to run multiple stress tests together.

    But, power supply is one thing that you may look for.

    Also, update the SSD firmware and WiFi driver as suggested earlier.
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