Windows 10: Driver IRL Not Less Or Equal Ntoskrnl.exe

hello, i have gotten 2-3 bsods today, out of nowhere, all with the same bsod error, driver_irq_not_less_or_equal caused by ntoskrnl.exe, could anyone help me figure out what is causing it?, it hasn't happened before today.

here are the dmp files after analyzing them on WinDbg.

Minidump 1: Minidump 1 - Pastebin.com

Minidump 2: Minidump 2 - Pastebin.com

I Have also linked the minidump files to view/analyze

Attachment 100661

also, The OS was installed about a month ago, Win10 Pro, had to reinstall, ran Memtest a few weeks ago with no errors, GPU is new, and the HDD has given me no problems

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driver irql not less or equal ntoskrnl.exe

ive been getting this bsod error recently when i browse the internet or play online games, but weirdly enough it never crashes when i play demanding games for hours. heres the minidump and sysinfo, hope someone can help me as it starting to frustate me

heres the link:

info.zip

 

driver irql not less or equal ntoskrnl.exe

Hi Feisal,

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Hello FlatoutDude.

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