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The newest driver has caused a bunch of issues with alot of games, you might want to run DDU and go back to 368.81
Make sure your mobo's bios are up to date..
Uninstall All NVIDIA Drivers
Do a Clean install with DDU
Custom Install the drivers and ONLY i repeat ONLY install the Drivers and PhysX
Install GFE if you wish, but i recommend against it.
See if this makes a difference.
Graphics Driver crashes can be caused by Temps, Faulty RAM sticks, Unstable Overclocks and Powersupply issues.
The fan being on the left side is best anyway
It sucks air through the fins better and doesnt leave a dust imprint where the fans case splits off As ive found through tests and experience, i have the EVO version.
Most configs call for the RAM sticks to be in 2 and 4 slots
But you can try it in 1 and 3, see if it makes a difference.
Its possible they just need to have been reseated, or the DIMM slots dusted out.
Either way, give it a try n see how it goes.
If it comes to it, try using the PC normally with only 1 stick of RAM.
If the driver crashes with that stick replace it with the other one and try again.
Its time consuming but it makes it easy to see if it is indeed a bad RAM stick or not. RAM Tests arent 100% accurate but they can give an idea as to whether a stick is bad.