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[i7 13700] hard boots compressing large folders with winrar (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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hi everyone!

i built a new PC mainly for audio workstation. everything goes fine except when using winrar.

when compressing large folders (i usually do audio projects backups) the pc randomly reboots without a BSOD or any type of error. after that, there's a critical event ID 41 in event viewer

what i tried yet: stress test with OCCT: runs with no problems stress test with Throttlestop: runs with no problems memtest86: passed compressing with 7zip: runs with no problems different perfDrive profiles and memory tweaks in BIOS makes no difference

finally i found that the problem occurs only when using the "high performance" power plan.

i suspect the PSU may be the problem, but the stress tests are using way much more power and the cpu is far hotter than when using winrar so that doesn't make sense.

i also think it may be something related to multi-core processing

specs

cpu: i7 13700

mb: gigabyte B760M DS3H DDR4 32Gigs RAM no GPU, just integrated graphics 500W PSU 1 TB WD Green NVME + 3TB WD Purple HDD Win 11

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

2 x DDR4 16GB KINGSTON 3200MHZ CL22 KVR