Windows 10: Having BSOD's error code 41 in event viewer

Starting earlier this year according to the event viewer i started getting BSOD's with the error code 41. It happens when I play certain games, usually unreal engine, but I don't think it's a problem with those rather my pc. After reading up on things I believe the problem may lie with my GPU or PSU but I don't know how to address that. I'll post what I can now though, any help would be appreciated. The bug check code is almost never the same though.I don't know anything really about how it all works but based on what other people have posted about over the years from around the internet it se

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Event Viewer - Kernel Power 41 - Bluescreen Timeline

I am trying to debug a bluescreen I've been having.

I am looking through event viewer and I believe I've narrowed down potential events related to the crash, but I need a reference point so I can refer to the timestamps on the events.

Kernel Power 41 is within this list.

When does the Kernel Power 41 Error occur in the span of a BSOD?

Is it logged to event viewer after rebooting from a bluescreen? Does it occur the moment a BSOD finishes collecting errors? Or does it occur at a different time?

Additionally, are there any events that can act as reference points in the timeline of a bluescreen? Does event viewer even log events during a bluescreen's "collecting" phase?

Thanks.

 

Kernal Event 41 and BSOD

so I was having random restarts and had a BSOD and saw in event viewer that there were multiple critical errors with event code 41 so I reinstalled windows and all the drivers and everything is up to date .

no issue was found in hardware scans either . But today I again got a BSOD and system rebooted I checked the event viewer again and it shows event 41 again so what could be the problem and how do I resolve it . I tried many things searching up online but didn't work. I was just browsing when this happened and it's not an intense task I suppose. The temperatures were fine too , around 70-80 C , and I didn't even overclock or undervolt when this happened , could it be due to overheating ? I have attached the event file and minidump file

XD.evtx

052824-8906-01.dmp

 

Event Viewer - Kernel Power 41 - Bluescreen Timeline

No, it is vice versa, not Kernel-Power 41 is result of BSOD but BSOD may be result of power fault indicated by this event.

Yes, there may be some events before BSOD pointing to BSOD reasons but there is no definitive list unfortunately.