I've been playing Destiny 2 with no issues for a while but recently my PC has started hard rebooting consistently and frequently. This only happens when playing Destiny 2 and no other games or regular use of the PC cause this. Windows event viewer shows the critical event 41, kernel power at the time of the crash. There's no freezing or glitching around the time of the crash, the PC just loses all power and immediately reboots after about 5-10 minutes of play. I've been using the Mad Bomber mission in the Forsaken campaign to test my issues and it will consistently reboot my PC between the time when the Mad Bomber first appears and when you move on to the next area. I've also tried to complete a few levels of Escalation Protocol on Mars and it happens there too after a few minutes. My attempted fixes: - Cleaning out all dust from the PC, reapplying thermal paste on the CPU and stress testing to verify it isn't an overheating issue. - Flashing and updating my BIOS. - Complete reinstall of Windows, removing all files and reinstalling Steam and Destiny 2. - Changing RAM timings. - Reverting my Overclock settings. - Locking framerate to 30. - Updating Video Drivers. I've found several other users having the exact same problem as me with only Destiny 2 but I couldn't find any definite solutions in any of them. Here's an example thread: [url]https://www.bungie.net/ar/Forums/Post/237011971[/url] I'm completely out of ideas now so I'd really appreciate any help I can get with this, or any more information from other users who are experiencing anything similar. UPDATE: My RAM is currently at 2600mhz frequency and I've crashed twice tonight, once on the Leviathan raid and once on a Nessus Nightfall strike. While the crashes are far less predicatable and frequent than when I was playing the Forsaken campaign in the Tangled Shore it's harder to troubleshoot now. I was almost certain my RAM frequency was the issue but now I'm not so sure, does anyone have any other suggestions in case my RAM isn't the issue here? UPDATE 2: So I've upped my RAM back up to 3200mhz frequency and upped the voltage to 1.35V from its previously automatic setting, and I've observed fewer crashes as a result. I genuinely thought it was fixed until it crashed again on the Insight Terminus strike after nearly a full day of testing. I'm hesitant to up the voltage any more than I have already in case I damage something so I might just leave it as is and see if I can deal with the occasional reboot. I've definitely reduced the frequency of the crashes at least. UPDATE 3: I've tried so many things now but the game is still randomly crashing. Thought it was fixed a few times but regardless of what I do the game will still randomly reboot my PC 3 or 4 times a day. Initially I thought my RAM was the cause because as soon as I changed it I was able to progress past the Mad Bomber mission but now my PC will just die at random and there's no way to test my changes anymore because I can't find a fixed point at which a crash happens. At this point it has to be an issue with the game engine causing this given that I've changed and tested so many different aspects of my PC but I have no idea why my friends who also play the game don't experience any crashes or instability whatsoever. Guess I just have to wait for possible update from Bungie and carry on dealing with frequent crashes.