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After upgrade to 14600K, PC is shuting down randomly

bbainfo
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By the end of 2023, I built a new PC but I've kept my i5 12600K that I bought in 2021.

This year in June, I replaced the 12600K by the 14600K.

Since end of August, I'm facing an issue with my PC.

Randomly, it is shuting down and then, turning back on automatically. A "Kernel-Power" event ID 41 is being generated in Windows 11 without much information and there is no dump file.

The issue happens once per week. Sometimes twice a week. I use the PC for gaming but while gaming, so far, it never happened. It only happened when it was idle or I was browsing the internet.

No power outages or any electrical discharge related problem as I have other eletronics powered on at the same time like ISP modem, router, printer etc and they don't turn off while the PC shuts down.

I updated the BIOS as soon as Gigabyte released a new version for my motherboard that was supposed to fix the instability issues Intel 13th and 14th were having - Z790 GAMING X AX (rev. 1.x) Support | Motherboard - GIGABYTE Global - version F11d.

It is not thermal related issue as the temps are very good (around 70 degrees celsius while playing games).

I cannot simulate the issue with stress testing tools. Could you please share the steps needed to verify my CPU? Is there anything I can do on my end to make sure it is indeed the CPU so I can RMA it?

I am attaching some files with information about my PC.

PC Specs:

- Intel Core i5 14600K
- Gigabyte Z790 Gaming X AX
- Kingston DDR5 2x16GB
- PNY Nvidia RTX 4070 TI
- Lexar NM800 1TB NVMe SSD
- Western Digital Blue SN550 1TB NVMe SSD
- Gamemax 850W PCIe 5.0 compatible PSU

 

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DeancR_Intel
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Hi bbainfo,


Thank you for posting in the Community!


I have noticed that your processor is indeed faulty. I would like to know if you prefer to continue our communication via email.


Let me know if you have questions


Best regards,

 

Dean R.

Intel Customer Support Technician


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bbainfo
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Yes, please. Let’s continue by email as soon as possible.
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