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Message: <blockquote data-quote="chscag" data-source="post: 1870418" data-attributes="member: 46727">I looked over the panic report and really could not spot anything that stands out.  And if you ran diagnostics and that didn't find anything, that makes it harder to pin down.However, kernal panics are almost always caused by hardware faults:  Power Supply, bad memory, flaky hard drive, bad graphics card, etc.  Your Mac Pro is a fairly recent model (late 2013) but that doesn't mean one of those components couldn't be bad or intermittent.On the chance that it could be a software glitch, try booting to safe mode and run that way for a while to see if it panics.  Let us know.  We have several of our members who are very familiar with the Mac Pro and maybe they can spot something.</blockquote>