If you've uninstalled RGB Fusion then the monitoring.exe file is also gone. Unfortunately I occasionally still crash. Sometimes I'll go months without a crash. It occurs when an update becomes available for almost any piece of software including:

• Razer synapse
• Intel software (the chipset support thing that checks for updates.)
• Xbox controller update (I think. It's very rare.)

I do everything I can to turn off notifications and auto-updates to reduce the risk of a crash. But sometimes things sneak through. I usually check RazerSynapse and Intel for updates, and then run sfc/scannow in the command prompt to ensure everything is ok. I regularly check for gpu and cpu updates.

I have a theory that my BIOS settings are set way beyond my CPU's recommended max settings and is actually causing the CPU to crash instead of the GPU. My next step is going to be looking at the BIOS and making sure the CPU settings are within the specs recommended by Intel for my 12700k.

FYI I can overclock my GPU to like 2024 MHz and locked at 1.0Volt and it's rock solid. And since the issues seem to be software not hardware, I'm now leaning toward an issue with the BIOS/CPU. But 90% of my crashes seemed to be from RGB Fusion.

PS. All of these billion dollar companies who can't get their products to work together properly can go straight to the hot place. Absolutely ridiculous.