BSOD playing Elder Scrolls Online on higher than Low Settings

Here's a bit more data, I don't know if it's enough but I had a little trouble finding any more info

Motherboard

• Manufacturer: Acer
• Model: Aspire TC-603 (LGA1150)
• Chipset Vendor: Intel
• Chipset Model: Haswell
• Chipset Revision: 06
• Southbridge Vendor: Intel
• Southbridge Model: ID8C50
• Southbridge Revision: 05
• System Temperature: 34 °C

BIOS

• Brand: American Megatrends Inc.
• Version : P11-B0
• Date: 2014-10-17

Voltage

• CPU CORE 1.792 V
• AVCC 3.344 V
• 3VCC 3.344 V
• VIN5 1.256 V
• VIN6 0.936 V
• VIN7 0.144 V
• VIN8 1.792 V
• VIN9 0.760 V
• VIN10 0.000 V
• VIN11 0.000 V
• VIN12 0.936 V
• VIN13 1.272 V

PCI Data
Slot PCI-E

• Slot Type PCI-E
• Slot Usage In Use
• Data lanes x16
• Slot Designation PCIE x16
• Characteristics 3.3V, Shared, PME
• Slot Number 0

Slot PCI-E

• Slot Type PCI-E
• Slot Usage Available
• Data lanes x1
• Slot Designation PCIE x1
• Characteristics 3.3V, Shared, PME
• Slot Number 1

Slot PCI-E

• Slot Type PCI-E
• Slot Usage Available
• Data lanes x1
• Slot Designation PCIE x1
• Characteristics 3.3V, Shared, PME
• Slot Number 2

Slot PCI-E

• Slot Type PCI-E
• Slot Usage In Use
• Data lanes x1
• Slot Designation PCIE x1
• Characteristics 3.3V, Shared, PME
• Slot Number 3

axe0 said:

Can you borrow a GPU to test?

getting another GPU is pretty out of the question right now. I would have to borrow it from someone else and I don't really know anyone who would be willing to do that.

axe0 said:

Have you tried different drivers?
If you have and still get crashes, I suggest you contact Nvidia for your problem.

I have tried an older driver to the same result, I'll contact them later then I guess, bit busy right now.

Bumping this up to add some new information. I have not tried another GPU, but at some point I plan to get a GTX 950 because it's affordable and much better than my GTX745, I can check if the issue is resolved if I switch GPU's when I purchase that. But the real interesting information I'd like to say is that I get the same freezing every few seconds when I load up the game Dishonored. Why is this interesting? Because I've played through the entire game before on my computer, after I got Windows 10. This means that my issue is a recent issue. I don't know what I did other than update those drivers (Which I rolled back so shouldn't be the cause anymore) in the timespan of playing Dishonored perfectly and when I started getting this error, but I was thinking maybe this info might make it easier to nail down the issue. It might still be a hardware issue and my GPU just got screwed somehow, but I'd like to try everything I can before I buy my new GPU so I don't swap it and still get the same issue.