I was wondering if the "v0.00" is because of it being Beta.  Way above my pay grade, though.  
 
As for the video driver, I went to GeForce Experience and downloaded the latest driver several days ago.  I could see about retrying to install it.

I just now saw your reply.  Almost time for bed, so I'll have to do that tomorrow.  
 
I haven't had any issues tonight.  It all ran quite well.  Ran Fortnite for a few hours.

Since a couple of you have asked me, yes, the beta BIOS is showing v0.00 because it's a test BIOS. 
 
I know that some other companies just post a beta/test BIOS on their main download page, but we normally only do that if it's a for a significant or important necessity.  These test versions, on the other hand, will be added to an official BIOS if successful and as our team has the time to officially release it.

Bee_Dee_3_Dee

RAVENEVGA
I just now saw your reply.  Almost time for bed, so I'll have to do that tomorrow.  
 
I haven't had any issues tonight.  It all ran quite well.  Ran Fortnite for a few hours.

 
cool.
 
if no probs occur then skip DDUing Video drivers. just keep playing games. if probs occur then DDU.
 
been meaning to ask, is ur monitor plugged into HDMI or Display Port in the back of ur Video Card?
 
and did u disable Onboard Video in BIOS, after switching it from IO Panel HDMI to Video card port?
 

 Both monitors are running from the Display Ports on the back of the GPU.  I don't recall ever using the HDMI on the IO panel.  But I can go into BIOS tonight [currently at work] and see if Onboard Video is disabled.  Good suggestion!
 
As for the DDU, I'll see if there are any more problems with freezing, then do the DDU then.  :-)
 

EVGATech_LeeM
Since a couple of you have asked me, yes, the beta BIOS is showing v0.00 because it's a test BIOS. 
 
I know that some other companies just post a beta/test BIOS on their main download page, but we normally only do that if it's a for a significant or important necessity.  These test versions, on the other hand, will be added to an official BIOS if successful and as our team has the time to officially release it.

 
Lee, thanks for the input.  I may just changed my signature back to "v0.00", or maybe to "vbeta".  If this beta becomes an actual version, will I have to update the BIOS again, or would I just have the "latest version"?

Signature line updated.  :-)

I looked in BIOS, but couldn't seem to find anything about "onboard video".  

Sorry to take so long to get back to you on this.  
 
I'll definitely leave the Primary Display on Auto.   So I assume that Internal Graphics is the same thing as "onboard video".  I can set that to disabled.
 
And I didn't do the "Load Optimal Defaults" after updating BIOS.  Seem to be running well these past few days.
 

So,.......I spoke too soon.  Not long after saying, "Seem to be running well these past few days",....while watching a YouTube video, and about to use the mouse pointer to advance past "a sponsor portion", the system froze again.

So, I DDU-ed my system, reinstalled a clean driver, and am back up and running.

Can you replicate the system freeze while watching youtube on only integrated graphics with your dedicated gpu completely removed from the system?

Now that you don't have so many whea errors in the log, does it give you an error (or some warnings) in the event viewer at the time of the freeze?

I did get another one in "Error":
 
EventID 3 | Kernel-EventTracing | 1
 
And in "Warning":
EventID 4 | Kernel-EventTracing | 1
 
Both were Logged as "Microsoft-Window-Kernal_EventTracing/Admin"

I'll see how it goes for a couple of weeks before deciding if I want to reinstall GeForce Experience.
 
I set the Max Frame Rate to 60 FPS
 
As for how many hours?  I'm not really sure.  A few hours.  Went over to my Sister's in the early afternoon.

RAVENEVGA
I'll see how it goes for a couple of weeks before deciding if I want to reinstall GeForce Experience.
 
I set the Max Frame Rate to 60 FPS
 
As for how many hours?  I'm not really sure.  A few hours.  Went over to my Sister's in the early afternoon.

 

RAVENEVGA
On an interesting note,....before I did the DDU, when I played Fortnite [yes,....Fortnite, don't judge me, bro],....my GPU temp was in the upper 70's.   Since I did the GPU,....it's been running in the low 60's.
 
Leaving for the 4th festivities.  Be back tomorrow.

 
 
Setting Max Frame Rate to 60 is a good place to start. It's too complicated for now to take advantages of all the possibilities, so just leave everything as is. Temps are down because before setting MAX FPS in NVCP to 60, ur PC could reach such an extremely high FPS. Keeping a constant FPS like u have now is good for overall stability.
 
Leaving NVCP alone, and changing video setting in individual games, is the best formula to follow for now.
 
With ur 60 Max FPS in NVCP now, u should turn off Vertical sync in all ur games; from within the game's settings. Eventually, we'll figure out the best Adaptive-Sync settings for NVCP. But before moving on to it, having FPS Displayed Onscreen while playing a game is #1 priority.
 
So we'll get the best FPS onscreen Tool soon. And just like before -- and after -- u knew of HWiNFO64 and DDUing, i'm sure u can handle it.
 
So i'll just say, MSI AB (MSI Company's AfterBurner Software) is the best way (Tool) to Display FPS on screen. (It's great for recording FPS Stats too.) And realize, that with HWiNFO64 running all the time on your other screen; AB doesn't need to display anything but FPS stats. We'll install and configure AB in several weeks. Just don't install it (AB) yet, because it can be confusing. I'll find the best Vid later.
 
And if u researched AB (come across it through curiosity), don't confuse AB with its many other uses. It has several. But just like HWiNFO64 has Hardware Monitoring covered, our EVGA Dual BIOS (vBIOS Switch) has something important covered: Custom Video Card Fan Curve. In other words, u won't ever have to learn to create a custom fan curve in AB. Many ppl use AB for Displaying FPS Onscreen AND for creating Custom Fan Curves. But EVGA FTW Dual vBIOS has that covered. 
 
For now just keep using the current vBIOS (Normal) u have selected, and leave ur card as is. After all, i bet u enjoy having zero fan RPMs (on ur Video Card) when operating just the desktop. (Note for the future: the 2nd vBIOS ("OC" switch position) like i use, has its Fan Curve that is custom configured perfectly. I'll explain it down the road. But mine rocks for playing the most demanding games. And note: the two vBIOS -- that FTW video cards have -- are Named "Normal" (name is on the Black-Cover-Plate it's the default Position Out-of-Box and its switch position is to the Right) and "OC" (position is to the Left); but only the Fan Curves are different. No actual OCing of the GPU or vRAM is involved (just the Fan Curve is Custom) when switching to the one named, "OC". Yep, the FTW by EVGA ROCKS!!! There's nothing else like them. EVGA!!!
 
So ur checklist is growing fast. But u have already covered so much! I'll wright up the actual list later on. For now just play games and cross fingers that the BIOS Update, DDUing , and NVCP settings u did result in no problems returning.
 
And an example of how well AB can record (Benchmark) FPS stats. The following is actual game-play from yesterday playing Far Cry 6 with all in game Video settings Maxed out (18.59 minuets):
 
03-07-2022, 23:55:35 FarCry6.exe benchmark completed, 128883 frames rendered in 1115.531 s
                     Average framerate  :  115.5 FPS
                     Minimum framerate  :   86.2 FPS
                     Maximum framerate  :  236.2 FPS
                     1% low framerate   :   69.1 FPS
                     0.1% low framerate :   47.4 FPS
 
u can do the same ^^ eventually with Adaptive-sync set right in NVCP. we'll figure it out down the road. My G-Sync Ultimate is different then Adaptive-sync. And G-Sync is all i have used for over ten years now. So research is needed.
 

Looking through your event IDs you posted, most of them look like pretty normal stuff, but there's still one WHEA warning "EventID 17 | i8042prt | 4"
 
That is a WHEA error and it is calling out the PS/2 port, which your motherboard does not have. I am curious though, did you ever install the Serial I/O driver from the EVGA flash drive that came with your motherboard? This is most likely a long shot...and may have nothing to do with the occasional freeze you're seeing, and Windows should have automatically installed something through Windows Update, but why do you go ahead and install that Serial I/O driver from the flash drive (or download it from the EVGA site here).
 
If you have another freeze and remember to go into the event viewer closer to when you reboot, let me know if you want me to take a look at any more warnings or errors.

RAVENEVGA
Will do, B0baganoosh.  And thanks for the look at the Event IDs.
 
As for the one Whea you copied,...and whether I installed the Serial I/O driver,...not sure, but I can do it again if it doesn't hurt to do so.  If I did install it, will it just overwrite it, or tell me it is already installed?   

It'll just say you already have it (or could say you have a newer version) and you can just disregard. If neither of those messages appear, it isn't installed and you can just install it.