UPDATE: HELP ME FIX THIS | EVENT ID 153 NVLDDMKM REVIEW | Frequent Graphics Crashing on Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 | PHN 16-71

SIDENOTE BACKTRACK SUMMARY : I posted on this page a while back regarding the high frequency of graphics crashing on this model lineup. I'm tired of the same troubleshooting techniques that the multiple supports give and I'm not about to go to a service center just to experience what other people say happened to them: (1) replacing the whole board (2) telling them that nothing's wrong with it. I***'m tired of it so before I do the latter, I'm going to take matters into my own hands. Not all of us has cash to blow, including me.***

Specs

1. i5-13500HX
2. 4060
3. 16GB RAM
4. WINDOWS 11
5. DX12
6. BIOS V1.18

After reviewing the crash logs using Windows Event Viewer. The universal error that keeps pushing through is Event ID 153 (nvlddmkm). What does this event do?

1. If the GPU doesn't respond, it kills and restarts the driver (nvlddmkm.sys)

2. The screen might flicker black or apps using the GPU will crashes

Typical Causes According to Chatgpt-5 Model and Multiple Threads From Various Sources

1. Driver-related - outdated or corrupted Nvidia Driver
2. Thermal - GPU overheating or poor airflow
3. Power - PSU instability or insufficient GPU Power
4. Hardware - Failing GPU or VRAM
5. Software - conflicting utilities
6. Overclocking
7. 13th gen processor killing the system |

• The primary issue is with the CPU's stability, but a crashing CPU can also lead to a system crash, which can manifest as an "out-of-video-memory" error in games, particularly those using the Unreal Engine. 

• The system instability and crashes are not directly killing the GPU but are a symptom of a CPU problem affecting the overall system performance and stability, including the GPU. 

Possibly Crossing Out The Typical Causes

1. MOST LIKELY NOT THERMAL ISSUE - I set my fans to max during testing, which cools down both the processor and the graphics card to relatively healthy levels, on multiple apps that use GPU. They all crash and a majority not even 5 minutes after opening. Mind you its so bad that it crashes on the launcher of Roblox, the part where you pick the game you want to go into. Not a thermal issue, no dust, vents and fans are clean during testing.
2. MOST LIKELY NOT DRIVER RELATED - Safe-Mode for both DDU and Installation. Have tried both the issued driver on the acer support page and the actual latest driver from Nvidia, and even the drivers before every issue happened. Basically, I don't think its a corrupted Nvidia Driver because thousands of users have the same problem with varying graphics cards, even though they did the same step as me.
3. I DONT DO OVERCLOCKING NOR UNDERCLOCKING
4. MOST LIKELY NOT SOFTWARE - basically I properly installed the correct utilities based on my exact model on the acer support software page. I did this with a customer support as well. Didn't fix anything. But, I am aware of the recent fk'ed up Microsoft Windows Updates that bricked a ton of systems so that may have possibly affected something.
5. MOST LIKELY NOT POWER - I test with my AC power plugged in (THE BIG AHH BRICK). Power and Voltage limits are green as well using GPU-Z.

What is most likely the issue

1. HARDWARE FAIL, CPU AND GPU

As of late:
"ACER ISN"T ACKNOWLEDGING OR EVEN TRYING TO TAKE NOTICE OF THIS EXPENSIVE MISTAKE THAT THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ARE EXPERIENCING"

What do ya'll think is the issue?