SWTOR Constant Random Crashing

can you provide a link to a dxdiag per this guide
this is to look at the crash reports and overall hardware/drivers
I gather your running an nvidia card by the driver version you mentioned

also ensure your motherboard bios is fully up to date - example of issue 

Yes I am running an NVidia card.

Here is the dxdiag link https://hastebin.com/share/caxuqojaja.yaml

I am looking into the motherboard bios 

The dxdiag is showing Bccode 141 

Event Name: LiveKernelEvent Response: Not available Cab Id: 0
Problem signature: P1: 141

This can be a hardware issue but it can be driver related, i would check temps are ok in the system (when the game is running) as thermals can cause these type of issues too

it also shows swtor crashing in the video driver 
Problem signature:
P1: swtor.exe 
P4: nvd3dumx.dll

important to check temps when the game is running for a while as swtor makes a great thermal test

Running SWTOR and looking at temps in the gpu I see temps around 40 C to 50 C, which is low for this computer running games. Is there anything else I should check or can do to see issues with this?

What should I do to fix the driver issue? I have the latest driver from NVidia installed or at least that is what the program is saying.

Check CPU and motherboard temps as well, may not be due to thermal so need to eliminate, may need to run the game for at least 10 -20 minutes to be sure

the driver issue is associated with what ever is causing the 141 bccode, this can still be a hardware issue, could explain why the crashes are random, mind high temps would produce the same randomness hence checking

run a clean boot per this guide to narrow down any software causes

I just did a clean boot and tried running the game and it crashed quick, should I try anything else in this state?

For CPU temps I'm running between 30C and 50C. I do not have a way to see Motherboard temps.

What steps should I look at taking now?

Hard to say what to do from here 

You could press the windows key and type Windows Memory Diagnostic and test the system memory , mind this test needs fairly bad errors to find them

From there not much more i can offer from a forum, if no other program is causing issues you have done almost everything to try and find what

You could try using DDU  and do a clean install of the nvidia video driver just in case of corruption

Windows Memory Diagnostic shows all clear when I have done it before, as you said it must be pretty bad.

I may try to use DDU but I am at a loss as this is the only game I have that crashes on this desktop. Thanks for the help! I will probably retry some stuff.

its an unusual one 

Try placing the nvidia driver into debug mode too , and make sure there are no overclocks on the cpu and ram
Debug mode removes overclocks on the video card and returns to nvidia reference clocks