I have had the same issues. I have had more and more BSOD errors with 1803 when I had zero before.
I had been running Project Cars 2 using Oculus Rift and streaming with OBS Studio and I have had Project Cars 2 quitting to the desktop with a bug report window (never ever had that before), stuttering and glitching graphics (frame rate glitch/tiny corruption)
and audio (random crackling in audio) and straight up BSOD screens. I have had heat issues which I didn't seem to have under 1709 either but I am less convinced they are to do with the crashes as the CPU should throttle if over heating and whilst it was hot,
it wasn't at a critical level and neither was the GPU.
Anyway I have installed liquid cooling now to get rid of any heat issue with the CPU but I too have rolled back to 1709 to be safe. After rolling back I streamed without any issues what so ever for over 1.5 hours. Maybe the cooling has solved it or maybe there
is a deeper issue in 1803.
As the issues have come at a time when I have had other changes too it's hard to 100% blame 1803 but I will say I was having none of these issues before the update even with heat etc. and I have zero issues after the roll back so for now I shall be sticking
with 1709. There seems to be a lot of issues reported with increased BSOD screens (increased from zero to about 5 for me) with 1803 and I believe it was actually delayed because of BSOD issues also. It's worth noting I had assumed the first
BSOD was the Chrome/Cortana bug but even since the patch to fix that the system was unstable gaming.
I need to trawl through the logs to see exactly what happened if I can before considering trying 1803 again I only experienced issues when gaming, more so when streaming. Maybe it's just the cooling that caused the problem but it seems many others are seeing
the same issues too.
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