Silverbackk

Yes. 

Try reseating ram and gpu and reseat all power cables. I very much doubt you had the same problem as me. My issue was having a wireless phone charger under the pc, moved it and no more bsod's. 

I think I've found out what my problem is. I gave my PC a quick clean last week and I had accidently left my wireless phone charger tucked in underneath directly below my hdd's. I've moved and tested it and it seems to have fixed the problem. Also prior to this I ran prime 95 for 2 hours and had no errors or bsod so that ruled out the OC being unstable, did an optional windows intel driver update (didn't fix it), Tried to do a system restore back to a week ago but the restore failed and reinstalled gpu drivers using ddu. 
 
Ill know for sure over the next couple of days if it has worked but looks to be promising so far and yes I do feel stupid;)

Okay thanks. Sorry about that I've just edited it to default. 

I managed to find a fix for this issue. After a bit of searching it seems to be a common problem with z490 boards with Intel LAN. I updated the I225-v driver to 1.0.1.7 and it has fixed the problem for me. Hope this helps someone.

That would do it.  So sort of a COD problem because battle.net was only a thing for your COD install making it effectively part of COD.

Yeah thats what im thinking 

No problem!

Cheers for your help dude! yeah ill delete and reinstall then. For sure