Windows 10: Kernal Power Issues with i9/DDR5, BSOD

I have just upgraded my PC to i9 and DDR5. I was constantly getting the blue screen with Memory Management error. In event viewer log the error was Kernal Power 41.I also just purchased a new laptop with i9 and DDR5 with the exact same problem. Looking online there seems to be an issue with intel and DDR5 with bios loop, this is not my problem bios loop but wanted to see if anyone else was experiencing the same problems as me of constantly shutting down and if there was a fix....or are we waiting around for intel to provide a solution?

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Kernal mode trap bsod

Hi new pc built, after a week I'm having this issue

sometimes not doing much like launch a game or gaming for hours and it does a BSOD kernal mode trap

some specs
z390f asus mobo
intel i9 9900k
asus strix 2080 super
16GB corsair vengeance
windows 10 1909

Thanks for any help in advance

 

Kernal Power Restart issue

I am using windows 10 version 2004 os build 19041_450. Using Ryzen 5 3600x Processor, 16gb RAM x2= 32gb RAM. Nvme m2 1TB as primary OS Hard disk.

System is restarting automatically 3-5 times in day. I have completed below steps as preliminary investigation.

1. Control panel- Power Options- Never

2. BIOS- Disabled auto restart after system failure.

3. Enabled Automatic Dump in System setting- Have latest dump file.

4. RAM test completed.

5. No over clocking.

5. 1 GPU ( RTX 1660ti)

6. Power supply: 1000w Corsair brand.

System logs: Kernal Power 41

 

SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION Windows 11, 12th Gen i9, DDR5 Memory.

Windows 11
MOBO:MPG Z690 FORCE WIFI
CPU:i9-12900k
RAM: Corsair Dominator Plat DDR5 First edition 5200mhz
GPU: EVGA 3080 FTW3 ULTRA
PSU:1000W G6 EVGA

Every few days I have been receiving a BSOD with the output "SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION"

I've been checking the mini dump files & every time the process name has been different
"SystemSettings.exe"
"HWMonitor.exe"
"GoogleChrome.exe"
"Discord.exe"

are all process names listed in the crash reports. The only Constant i can find in the mini dumps is "IMAGE_NAME: ntkrnlmp.exe" Always being listed( I'm no expert at reading the dump files).

I've:
updated my BIOS.
Ran Memtest86 Individually on both sticks of ram and with both installed at once and passed with 0 errors.
Updated Windows
Checked & updated all drivers

I'm really at a loss as what to do, I've tried nearly everything I can think of, sometimes I can go multiple days without a crash, But it will randomly happen. Could be Gaming, Browsing the web, or just have my PC idling not even using it. If anyone else is having a similar issue please let me know, any help is appreciated this is extremely frustrating.