Windows 10: BSOD screen during heavy load, other times warning-less reboot

I have a fairly high end gaming PC in a mini-itx for factor. The specs are posted below:

Motherboard: Asrock H97M-ITX/ac
CPU: Intel i5 4670k
GPU: Zotac Geforce 980Ti Amp! Edition
RAM: Evga 16gb DDR3
Hard Drives: 1x Sandisk 240gb SSD 1x Samsung Evo 120gb SSD, and 1x 1tb Toshiba 7200rpm mechanical drive
Disc Drive: HP Blu Ray Drive
PSU: Corsair CX750m
Case: Coolermaster Elite 130 Mini ITX

For some reason, during demanding gameplay, I either get a bsod (although this is rarely the case) or the monitor looses input entirely and some sort of a buzzing/whining noise comes in my headphones. Then, no matter what I do, the screen does not turn on and I have to manually shut my pc down and restart it. I'm not sure if this is hardware related or software related but I've attached my file below in case that might help.

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Windows 10 Update Corrupted My Computer System.

I installed the recent Windows 10 update and it initially seemed fine. Then, less than 24 hours after the good update, the computer restated without warning to update a second time. It froze the computer during the second update. Now, the computer goes
through the BIOS routine and then there is a blinking cursor on a black screen. That's it. Rebooted numerous times, but no resolution. I dont even get to the operating system.

 

BSOD "Stop code: IRQL not less or equal" after 4 hours

After the computer has been on for about 4 hours, I get the BSOD with "Stop code: IRQL not less or equal" There is no warning except for blue screen and it reboots (closes and opens Windows) after a quick countdown. Windows 10, all updates current. Just
started doing this about a month ago. I can post the Minidump files, but don't know where in this format.

 

The only dump in the zip is from 8/7 and it indicates a problem with WN111v2x.sys, which belongs to NETGEAR WN111v2 USB2.0 wireless N adapter. It's driver is old:

9/25/2008 4:27:48 AM C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\WN111v2x.sys

See if there is an newer version or replace the USB wireless adapter. The only one I can find is here:

WN111v2 | Product | Support | NETGEAR

which is version 3.1 for Windows 7. I suspect you will need to replace it.