Computer restart out of nowhere while playing game.Event id 6008,161

Was playing a game that I normally play as usual when out of nowhere my pc just restarts.Upon looking at the event IDs I was shown these errors Imgur: The magic of the Internet

This is the first time I've gotten this error at all .(I dont think its the game because I've been playing it all month without issues except today)

My config:

- i9 9900k 4.7ghz

- 1080ti strix oc edition (not oc'd) (driver 436.48 clean installed with dducleaner 2 weeks ago)

- 3200mhz 16gb ddr 4 ram (xmpd) tested with memtest86 multiple times likea couplle of months ago.

- Rog maximus XI hero (bios 1005)

- R750MX PSU

- 970 evo SSD 500gb (Everything on this 1 SSD)

- w10 1903 18362.418

Asus ROG MAXIMUS XI HERO Performance Results - UserBenchmark from like 14 days ago.

I also have no dump file for some reason which is wierd since everything windows wise is pretty much on default.

I've never had this issue before and I clean installed w10 1903 like 2 months ago too.The pc restarted after like 3-4 hours playing and only happened once so far.

I also checked for corrupted files but it found no corruption

*Update: 12 hours later and it still hasn't happened again so far.

****Update:4 days later the issue happened again.Makes no sense as in those 4 days I was basically playing the same game for 10+ hours daily with no issue until the 2nd time it happened.

If no BSOD happen again, don't worry too much about it. It's some temporary corruption that's gone as soon as Windows rebooted.

axe0 said:

If no BSOD happen again, don't worry too much about it. It's some temporary corruption that's gone as soon as Windows rebooted.

it happend again wtf Imgur: The magic of the Internet after all this time.Was playing bdo again.This time the pc just froze.Again no dumpfile....This is 4-5 days later and I've been playing the same game for 10+ hours daily with no issues till now.

Please revert any overclock that is present and test your pc.

Please go back to the default settings for the RAM.

axe0 said:

Please go back to the default settings for the RAM.

I'm gonna see if it happens a 3rd time.If it does il try default ram speeds.I just dont see the ram being an issue when this is the first time I've had this issue in 2 months of playing the same game.

I had a cummultive update too which I installed.I had updates paused for almost a month so I enabled them.See if it makes a difference.

I would suggest running at default speed in advance and see if everything stabilizes, then after maybe a week see if everything is stable as well with XMP.

Overclocking can cause a variety of issues, including BSOD crashes that could be difficult to track down the root cause of. This may not be immediately the case, but eventually it can happen and that may not even have to be after a couple of years but could also be a week from when the overclock was applied.