Internal Power Error (0xA0) - Continuous

My PC:

ASUS Tuf Gaming GT501 case
Asus z690 wifi plus ddr4 motherboard
intel i7-12700k processor
Asus ROG Ryujin II AIO Cooler
Asus TUF 3090 GPU
64 GB of Corsair Vengence Memory
HX1000i platinum PSU
990 1TB SSD
980 1TB SSD
980 2TB SSD
970 2TB SSD
970 1TB SSD
870 4TB SSD
870 4TB SSD
860 1TB SSD
850 1TB SSD

(Yes that is ALOT of drives and space. I have OCD and do not like my drivers to fall below 300 GBs. I also do alot of video editing, recording and gaming.)

I started to get multiple Internal Power Errors today. I have 10+ at the moment. I am going to break down everything I did today with my PC in hopes to find help with this issue.

The file that is always listed in the Bluescreenviewer is ntoskrnl.exe.

I also ran SFC and DISM commands with no issues being reported.

This morning I decided to dust out my PC. I do it every three months as a habit. I remove my memory, I unplug my drives and remove PCIe components like my GPU. I then dust the case, fans and anywhere else there may be dust. I the put everything back together and I'm done.

When I got into Windows I check Asus Amory Crate for updates (yes I know it's basically bloatware but I need so certain devices like my AIO CPU Cooler). I updated the drivers that had updates and then moved to Corsair iCUE and updated it. I then moved to windows and installed 25h2. Everything went flawlessly without issue. I then tried to relax and play Doom 3 as I had just installed the HD mod.

Thats when the first IPE hit. So naturally I waited and logged back in to Windows and checked bsodviewer. I saw what it said but didn't worry too much about it as I have had a few other BSODs in the past and they are one and done. But then it happened again. So I thought it was the game. I removed the mod and was able to play for a bit no issues. I played some other games and no issues. But then I had another one while playing with some friends. Discord was going and we were playing Headliners. I was in the game for maybe 3 minutes before it hit.

Then things got worse. I didn't even have to be in game for the BSOD to hit. It got to the point it would happen every 30 seconds. I thought it was maybe the 25h2 update so I went back to the 24h2 version by going through the "Go Back" option. While the computer was cycling on the restart screen once the "Go Back" process was done the BSOD happened again. I was able to get back to 24h2 though and everything seemed fine. PC was up for around 5 minutes. I then began to update Amory Crate and had Windows Update going at the same time and the BSOD happened again.

Once I was back into Windows I used the uninstall tool for amory crate thinking that maybe it was an update through that program that was causing the issue. During the restart cycle I again got another BSOD.

I decided to create a memtest86 USB to test the memory. I noted that one of my drives was not showing up at all that I had been using. I booted into BIOS and the drive was there. I booted back into Windows and the drive was back. I created the memtest USB and even used the windows media creation tool to install Windows onto a USB just in case.

I have a Windows 24h2 and now a 25h2 USB drive now.

I say all this because I do not know if I should just nuke my main ssd with parted magic and clean install Windows 25h2 and slowly install program by program and see what happens or if there is something I am missing. Or just installed 24h2 instead and avoid 25h2 all together.

My PSU fan has been making some noise as of recent like the bearing in going out. Not sure if this is a sign the PSU is going or not either.

Memtest86 came back with Pass.

Can anyone help me?

Please follow these instructions to gather the necessary log files for analysis. Put all the files in a folder, zip the folder, upload zipped file to any cloud provider. Post a shared link here to the folder. When @zbook comes online he will take a look at them.