It looks like a faulty CPU. These Raptor Lake CPUs have some serious stability issues and to such an extend that Intel has increased the warranty for some models. There should be BIOS as well as CPU microcode upgrades that might mitigate some of the issues, but if that does not resolve things, you have to take things up to Intel.

It looks like a faulty CPU. These Raptor Lake CPUs have some serious stability issues and to such an extend that Intel has increased the warranty for some models. There should be BIOS as well as CPU microcode upgrades that might mitigate some of the issues, but if that does not resolve things, you have to take things up to Intel.

Thank you for your reply. Problems with recent Intel line are well known, but sadly (or luckily) your prognosis doesn't seem to be correct. For a faulty CPU it would be a very specific problem to manifest with as the browser works perfectly fine in HyperV, on another user account or even when ran as administrator or via CMD. Furthermore, every other task the computer undertakes goes without a hitch, and that includes gaming and rendering. For absolute certainty, I ran Intel Diagnostic Tool (result attached) and my CPU passed it with no problems.