Since people can't seem to understand the type of issue at hand I'll try to explain it with a parallel bug, same CPU-brand different application.
An not to uncommon bug, that when saving in MS Excel the screen rotates 90°. As in you hit "save" on that excel arc and your screen gets rotated. So what is your idea of a fix for that? no googeling.
Now whos fault is that? Microsofts or Intels? Or maybe, just maybe it is good if they both look into it and work from their two ends trying to figure out resolution.
The issue JuanElstretchyNeck and his mates are experiencing are the same thing. Software from the application and the CPU doesn't communicate well for some reason, with catastrophic results.
Maybe Relic can make a fix for it, maybe they can't, well maybe Intel can, either way it is always a good idea to report it so people are aware of its existance.
And no Ciez, nobody programs a call to turn of the users PC, and it isn't a call being done it is some incompatibility causing the kernel to crash.