https://reddit.com/link/1vq0mdo/video/dgnyyj3zdrjh1/player
Wheel just randomly for 2 seconds turned about 30 degrees to the left and locked up and then was fine. Really annoying second time it has happened in a week. Anyone else experience this? I have the wheel plugged in via an extension cable directly into the PC. No hub. No issues with Power spikes or anything.
Logitech G Pro Wheel, running at 6NM.
Found this post from a year ago and same issue: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/1kp5tit/desperate_for_help_with_event_41_kernelpower/
Specs:
There is no blue screen and no fans ramping up; it just loses power as if the plug was pulled. I don't have to force a restart because the computer is already off. I just have to press the power button to initiate the normal boot process.
I tried all of the steps that the previous user did as well just to make sure that some of these may fix it for me, none worked. :(
- Full Nvidia Driver removal and reinstall, multiple nvidia drivers. Used both uninstall and the driver removal tool.
- Tried Expo I, II and Tweaked. No difference in results. Also downclocked the RAM to 4800, no difference (did not adjust timings).
- No OC on CPU or GPU (excluding Expo settings).
- Full system format and W11 reinstall
- Checked moonlight, apollo and playing locally. Happened on all of them
- Swapped to a brand new PSU, changed GPU power cables.
- Ran Mestest86 at Expo I, II and Tweaked. No issues
- Ran Prime95 without OC for 4 hours, no issue.
- Ran Furmark for 4 hours, no issue.
- Loaded defaults in BIOS. No change.
I also ran with one RAM stick as well, still happens. Temps are staying well within threshold for CPU and GPU, so I don't think it's overheating at all. When I game with Apollo/Moonlight, I am getting 30-50% CPU and GPU usage, since I am on a steam deck and on a 1280x800 resolution.
Any help would be appreciated. Tagging /u/Adamvs_Maximvs just incase they were able to fix their machine.