GPU crashing for no reason

I currently have the game running on max settings, and I'm pulling 60 FPS easy, and the benchmark gave me an excellent rating at max settings. The temps on my GPU and CPU are all in an acceptable range, far from any worry. My rig is only 3 months old with these specs:
Intel(R) Core (TM) i5-3570K CPU @ 3.40 GHz
8GB RAM
Nividia GeForce GTX 670 driver 320.49

Now I know there are beta drivers out for my graphics card, but that's when the problem started. The latest driver is 326.80 beta, and neither one of these drivers have kept me on a whole session without it crashing. So do I just need to deal with the problem, reboot my rig every time this occurs and wait for a new driver that is more compatiable with FFXIV? Or does anyone have any suggestions?

join the random crashing club

Welcome to the club.

I'll make it easy, when the graphic card runs out of RAM, ta-da!. Crash, as simple as that not to mention the CPU consumption which puts the CPU over more than 65ºC very easily.

The more zones you load, the more loaded your card gets til it crashes

Are you referring to the runtime error crash happening randomly?

If so, I've been experiencing this issue since beta 4 as well.... Its happened 4 times in the last hour, with the most recent one resulting in the error 90000 loop when I tried to log back in.

Please address this, SE.

What nvidia drivers are you using guys?

im with amd and have 3gig of grapgics ram also it crashes on minimum settings and driver is 13.4. makes sense if ram was a bucket but remember ram is dynamic when somehing isnt needed anymore its flagged as free ram and gets over written.

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Originally Posted by Signy

What nvidia drivers are you using guys?

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I currently have the 320.49, so my question now is should I go ahead with the BETA driver 426.80, or just continue until a new driver comes out with FFXIV support?

Im using the same drivers as Riza. I've even downgraded it once but it did not help the matter at all. So I went back, I have not tried the beta driver thou, I don't think it will solve the problem. It's most likely client based.