Kernel panic on MacBook pro

In general, kernel panics are most often caused by software problems. Once you eliminate account problems by creating and running in a new Account, and add-on issues by running in Safe mode, remaining issues need to be tracked down.

However, your is a serious machine-check, with seven error reporting banks. It could be an internal processor problem. Yours is much more likely that typical to be a hardware problem. You should try to run the diagnostic, to see if any gross faults are easily detected. Remember that "No fault detected" is not the same as "all is well".

If no joy, consider contacting support for additional assistance.

Hello iiivanitskiy,

Thanks for reaching out in Apple Support Communities. We understand that you're having trouble with your MacBook Pro. It looks like from time to time you get a kernel panic notification. We're happy to help. "The most likely cause is faulty software. A kernel panic can also be caused by damaged or incompatible hardware, including external devices attached to your Mac."

Check out the following support articles:

If your Mac restarts and a message appears

Start up your Mac in safe mode

Diagnose problems with your Mac

Cheers!

Could the software error be in a Security update? Many people including myself are posting in the last few weeks after the last one.

kernel panic with machine check is not generally caused by software issues.