[SOLVED] Generic "KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED" — unable to identify culprit

[Orbit Storm]

This BSOD has occurred on my wife's PC at least twice, possibly three times, since February. In each instance, she's typically gaming, likely with Spotify open, but nothing else. There's no common denominator in game played (most recent was SOD2). I've ruled out, or at least I think I have, any driver conflicts by updating drivers using Driver Booster and even performed a clean reinstall of GPU drivers after the last BSOD. There doesn't appear to be any issue with the hardware but I've only performed cursory tests like WMD for the RAM. I've also tried both XMP profiles but haven't tested without XMP enabled as it downclocks the memory to 2133(!). CDI doesn't show any issues with either drive.

Last time this BSOD occurred, neither of us thought anything of it and just assumed it was a random event but this appears to be something of a pattern, even if spaced out.

System specs:

• MSI Z370-A Pro
• MSI RTX 2060 GAMING Z
• Patriot Viper Steel 4000MHz (XMP set to Profile 1 @ 3866)
• Crucial P5 250 GB M.2 (game that triggered most recent crash is installed here)
• WD Green 240GB SSD (boot drive)
• WD Blue 1TB (backup drive)

Here is a Google Drive link to the minidump file:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F1cGuQZ_A1PlUckKgiacTLvoexveQbMs/view?usp=sharing

 

[Koekieezz]

Try to Update the BIOS, and uninstall the graphics driver using DDU. and install the latest nvidia driver again.

 

[Colif]

I've ruled out, or at least I think I have, any driver conflicts by updating drivers using Driver Booster

Driver booster and other 3rd party driver updating programs can make it worse, not better. As they often install the wrong drivers. There are better ways.