Windows 10: Event 18, WHEA-Logger and random Restarts

I have a r7 3700x, 2070 super, 16gb 3600 Gskill system that has been going strong for 2 years. About 2 weeks ago I started getting random silent reboots where it would shut off and immediately turn back on. I bought a new PSU so I'm pretty sure it's not that. Really have no idea what's going on but it is quite annoying.I've been getting this error message from event view:A fatal hardware error has occurred.Reported by component: Processor CoreError Source: Machine Check ExceptionError Type: Cache Hierarchy Err

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WHEA logger, event 18

Hi iRicked ,



Welcome to the Microsoft Community Forum.

I hope you're doing well today.

I truly understand that you are having an issue with your PC that crashed out while playing a game. Let's work on this together for us to fix the issue.

I would like to ask , when does this issue started?

You may click the link below showing related issue that you are having, kindly follow the steps from the link.

Whea Logger event 18 - Microsoft Community





We look forward to your response. If you have other clarifications about this matter, you can get back to us by replying to this post.



Sincerely,

Fatima

Microsoft Community

 

WHEA-Logger event ID 17, Windows 10

Hi ThofikhAhamad,

Thanks for your reply. I completed the steps in Method 1. Here are the results:

(step 5a) - Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

(steps 5b and 5c) - No component store corruption detected. The operation completed successfully.

(step 5d) - The restore operation completed successfully. The operation completed successfully.

The issue was not resolved, so I restarted the computer. Then I checked Windows Update. It said "Your device is up to date. Available updates will be downloaded and installed automatically."

I'm still getting the WHEA-Logger entries in the event viewer. I've had 25 of them in the last 15 minutes. Do you have any other suggestions?

Thanks again,

 

WHEA-logger events

if it gets really spamy you can turn ASPM off in the bios and disable pci-e power-savings from the power control panel but I would just leave it
the error is literally meaningless the event logger captures thousands of events per-day\
almost all of them the user never needs to worrie about