BSOD definitely happens more often when the computer has idled, which has made downloading any multi-gb files difficult because my internet isn’t the fastest. The BSOD happens less during use of the computer but I can crash in the middle of gameplay or tasks, which is getting more frustrating. I feel like it’s a driver problem and not hardware because the computer was literally just-put-together-brand-new when I began experiencing BSOD.but at this point with so many BSOD I have no idea. I have had 88+ "Critical" events (Kernel-Power ID 41 Task 63) over the 11 months according to the Event Viewer. The BSOD were rare, but as time has gone on the past 11 months, the BSOD are more frequent (literally multiple times a day with different codes) but still feel random. At first I was not concerned about the BSOD because this computer is my first build and I thought maybe some drivers needed updates, etc. I have had issues with BSOD since then, randomly. I built this computer back in October of 2020.
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