Vik Y.
Still learning, mostly by breaking things first. Interested in ssl, browsers, hosting.
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oh ive been there lol check the Windows power plan and BIOS for aggressive overclocking or a high power limit. Resetting the BIOS to defaults is a quick way to rule that out. lmk how it goes
this. sooo much this. pro tip: write down what u change, i didnt and had to redo compiling from scratch
kernel Power 41 only tells you teh PC lost power unexpectedly. to separate heat from power, log temps with HWiNFO (sensor logging to CSV) and look at teh last values before shutdown. fingers crossed 🤞
lol