Right on - interesting and good to know thanks for the feedback. I'm pretty much just interested in taking/making sporadic restore points (mostly of the C:/ O.S. drive) so I can
a. rollback to a previous safe restore point say if a driver, firmware update or service pack or something introduces instability, poor perf, etc.
b. restore the whole C: (O.S. drive) if the SSD gets corrupted or hosed somehow (I have 2 SSD's one dedicated to the O.S. the other to games/sims/everything else so I would deem this as pretty rare/catastrophic)
I don't think I want/need fancy incremental backups or anything like that, especially if it introduces background processes that would impact perf (given I'm trying to maximize available resources for VR). Just be able to take a backup occasionally and I update a driver that sucks have the ability to easily rollback to a previous stable image.
I think I need to understand better if the Win10 backup mechanism is able to image (and if need be restore) the whole bootable C: drive or is it just a "Windows only" restore point?