Windows 10: BSOD while gamming 70368744177664,2

Hey, i got BSOD always when playing some games. Sometimes after 5 min sometimes after 40.My setup is:i5 12600 fkrtx 3080 aorus750 psu16 gb ddr4Temps in HW looks quite ok. Maybe gpu memory is a little big, but what i heard 100C is normal for my card.There are dmp file:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mPq49W02_LTBuXUq82OZ96ZYtupgSlUE/view?usp=sharingand eventlogs:System -Provider[ Name]Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power[ Guid]{331c3b3a-2005-44c2-ac5e-77220c37d6b4}EventID41Version9Level1Task63Opcode0Keywords0x8000400000000002-TimeCreated[ SystemTime]2022-12-27T00:32:13.5627490ZEventRecordID3084Correl

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(70368744177664),(2)

Hi, my PC restarts by it self with out any warning, Sometimes it is more than once a day and other times it could take up to two weeks before restarting by it self.

In the event viewer I found the following code:

(70368744177664),(2).

I tired to Google it, but none of the search results offered a real solution.

This is not a gaming PC, it is used for regular home office applications and internet browsing.

Any suggestions please?

 

System.OutOfMemoryException and Event ID 41 Task Category (63) and Keywords (70368744177664),(2)

New PC is randomly BSOD/rebooting and I'm seeing a System.OutOfMemoryException was thrown in the Memory Dump file and Event ID 41 Task Category (63) and Keywords (70368744177664),(2). I imagine this is a memory issue, I have 64gb of DDR5 ram, I'm not sure what the issue is.

AMD 7950X, Windows 11, ASUS ROG Crosshair X670E Hero

 

Kernel-Power (70368744177664),(2)

Hello,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

To isolate the cause of this issue, please provide some additional information.

1. Are you aware of any changes that happened on the computer?
   
2. What is the make and model number of your computer?
   
3. Is your computer is overheating frequently?
   

Computer Restarts randomly due to hardware devices that are not installed properly in the computer and it can also cause random reboots.

Follow the below mentioned methods and see if it helps.

Method 1: Disable the automatic restart option.

1. In the Search bar, type View advanced System Settings then press Enter.
   
2. Under Startup and Recovery section, click
   Settings.
   
3. Under System failure, uncheck the box beside
   automatically restart, then click OK.
   
4. Restart your computer.
   

Method 2: Reset and Restore default Power plan to default settings. Previously customized power plans would be removed.

1. Open Command Prompt as Administrator.
   
2. Copy and paste the following command line :
   powercfg –restoredefaultschemes
   
3. Restart your device to apply changes.
   

Note: Incase if you’re using HP computer, please refer the suggestions in the

article.

Hope it helps.

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Harish

Microsoft Community – Moderator