Has a lot of reports like this. While I would not use that model try:
1. Update the BIOS to the version the motherboard support tells you to.
2. Set the BIOS per their instructions.
Note: I am not their support and won't be current on these items.
3. Now try disabling Windows Driver Update and install in order:
a. Motherboard drivers (again the version the maker tells you use.)
b. Audio drivers. Same as above.
c. GPU drivers. Use Nvidia's GeForce Experience.
You didn't mention heat or such so keep an eye on temps.
I recently bought all new stuff to put in my pc, completely gutted it and started over except for my hdd. After about a week of use games started crashing after very short use, typically within 5 mins. I reinstalled and uninstalled drivers, ran gpu and cpu stress tests and even swapped out gpu, and still got the same result.
After some diagnosing with my friend we discovered the hdd was running at 100% at idle, so we got a new ssd got a new version of windows 10, got everything back up and running and after about 2 days of use, games started crashing again, the same as before.
My pcs specs are this:
1080ti
B350 msi pc mate
700w bronze psu
Ryzen 5 1600
500gb ssd
8gb ram
My thoughts were perhaps the psu was bad and causing the gpu to spike but idk why the games would work for a time before crashing again, same with ram.

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