Windows 10: Getting "Event 47, WHEA-Logger" error which occasionally causes system reboot

I've been recently experiencing system reboots that I'm convinced are connected with recurring Event 47, WHEA-Logger errors. The details of the error state the following:A corrected hardware error has occurred.Component: MemoryError Source: Corrected Machine CheckThis issue plagued me for a long time about a year ago and I replaced the memory after MEM TESTS came up inconclusive. This did not correct the issue. I eventually replaced the power supply because I eventually concluded that the issue was that the power supply was failing. After repla

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Whea 47 Problem

I have a zenbook S13 OLED, ryzen 6800U with LPDDR5 6400.

It run fine, but when it goes into sleep mode, some memory error whill occured every several hours.

When I check event logger, whea-logger 47 will be seen.

And it will randomly cause my PC die while sleeping. I have contacted ASUS and send the PC to them, but they say they didn't find anything wrong. I am confused if it will only happen with my environment.(Reset OS, login into microsoft account for first setup,then it could happen)

Can anybody explain when and why whea-logger 47 can happen?

 

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

 

Whea 47 Problem

Will you post of screenshot of full details of whea-logger 47