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Hey guys thanks for all the responses, the GPU is OC from the factory (EVGA)
Games will crash or will get error saying NVIDIA Kernal Mode Driver has crashed and recovered
Unfortunately I have to go through task manager to close the applications when it does this. I have gone through all options and am almost sure it must be a GPU issue at this point, guess its time to send it off.

Use Aferburner, eVGA Precision ect. to underclock the factory overclock. This happens alot of times that a factory overclocked card is not stable at that clock speed.
    
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Intel I7 3970x @4.9GHz             Asus Rampage IV Extreme  EVGA GTX TITAN @1.2GHz Corsair Dominator Platinum @2.4GHz 
Hard DriveOptical DriveCoolingCooling
OCZ Vertex 4 256gb LG BluRay Burner EK Supreme HF/rx360/rx120/GT AP14/MCP655 EK-FC TITAN XXL Edition 
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Windows 7 64bit Samsung 275t Plus Logitech K360 Corsair AX650 
CaseMouseMouse PadAudio
Corsair Obsidian 800d Performance MX Steelseries Aluminum Klipsch Pro Media 2.1 
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post #12 of 12
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Originally Posted by Infidel86 View Post

Hey guys thanks for all the responses, the GPU is OC from the factory (EVGA)
Games will crash or will get error saying NVIDIA Kernal Mode Driver has crashed and recovered
Unfortunately I have to go through task manager to close the applications when it does this. I have gone through all options and am almost sure it must be a GPU issue at this point, guess its time to send it off.
1. Click Start, type Devmgmt.msc into Search bar and press Enter.



2. Expand the Display adapters, click Uninstall and restart the computer.



3. Repeat the above steps, right click on the display card and click Update Drive Software.



4. Click Search automatically for updated driver software.

See if that works.
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