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I am at 400 hours same game, seems to run fine.
What are your rig stats?
My system however is
7950x3d
4090
64 Gb DDR5
2 M2 in RAID 0 for games drive.
NG+ fixed all of this. I know it sucks, but until they fix the interactions that cause these issues, it is the only thing you can do. There are console commands to use to reset quests and so on but you must be careful or you can disable achievements.
Bethesda is going to have a hard time finding out what causes some of these due to the complex interactions between quest scripts and game state.
Weird thing is that bit of code that causes the error is from this function
Starfield!agsSetDisplayMode+0x23855c
and if I run a debugger with a breakpoint set to it
Starfield!agsSetDisplayMode+0x23855c
it is only ever reached when I play my long saves that cause the CtD.
For some reason that AMD GPU service function is only getting called when loading those saves, at least that I have been able to catch in debugging.
Edit - Learned a lot since this post, like the actual function causing the issue is from the offset 0x23855c(in that release version) from agsSetDisplayMode. Didn't even know of the export functions symbols, function offsets, so on a week ago. Now I'm going through the code of the actual function.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1716740/discussions/0/3955910099428042172/?tscn=1699886036