
I know very little about overclocking, but I've tried Afterburner and NVIDIA Inspector to try underclocking or setting ceilings for the processors.

There's no hiccup whatsoever in performance, but suddenly, a few minutes in, I'll get a black screen and a hard crash to desktop with a pop-up notification reading "Display driver NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Version 359.00 stopped responding and has successfully recovered." It doesn't matter the screen res, it doesn't matter the graphics settings.

Currently experiencing this issue with Fallout 4, but previously experienced it with Dragon Age: Inquisition at its release.
