WHEA-Logger Event "A corrected hardware error has occurred"

Hi. Today i checked my event viewer and found some weird errors in 21.01.2018 :
System Warning 21/01/2018 A corrected hardware error has occurred.
Reported by component: Processor Core Error Source: 1 Error Type: 9 Processor ID: 0
Here are screen:

Its only in 21.01.2018 day.After 21.01.2018 till today no that entries. I remember that system was idle in night this time.
Ok my pc: 8700K stock, MTU on, 4700mhz auto Asus Z370 Pro Gaming
16GB DDR 3000MHZ ( XMP )
Corsair 750i
SSD Crucial 525GB
HDD TOSHIBA 500GB
Windows 10 clean install 1709 Creator Fall Update
Temps of cpu fine,temps of gpu fine. Never had any single BSOD. Memtest86 no errors. All benchmarks passing, no crashing in games
. Only saw that error in event viewer which make think that is still with cpu or what?

. That errors was in 21.01 january in my pc recorded due to event viewer. Nothing was wrong with machine. Only spam of that event WHEA. I tested games,benchmarks,memtest ihc and errors. So i think my oc is stable. But i dont sure. Reading internet i found many solutions that hardware is faulty.

I checked now events today. And it stopped throwing that errors after installing update on 22.01 :
https://support.microsoft.com/pl-pl/...date-kb4056892

KB4056892 (kompilacja systemu operacyjnego: 16299.192)




Any ideas why previously Windows 10 version was throwing that errors? Is this normal? I make a boot to usb pendrive from microsoft of Windows 10 Creator Fall Update ( i dont know which version was after finishing install of W10 )

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