Freeze/Crash & BSOD issues

[dstyle]

Please let us know. I originally had the frame limiters off, but I noticed my GPUs ran much hotter than when I had the limiter on. Not sure if it was my imagination or not, but it appeared like my GTX 670s in SLI ran 10-15 C cooler when I locked the limiter to 60 FPS.

okay, so after servers came back up from the recent maint...after 30-40 min. my computer crashed....i guess turning off frame limiters doesn't solve the problem.

i wish SE would solve this issues faster (if they are actually trying to fix it)

[Brennis]

In case it contributes to the conversation, I have this issue too, and I have tried:

--Removing .NET Framework from my system entirely (as the crashes got "worse" after upgrading it past 4
--Rolling back my Intel Graphics Drivers (it's a laptop, so has both Intel and NVIDIA drivers) to the version from earlier this year they recommend for FFXI (which won't work on the newer drivers)
--Moving my NVIDIA Graphics Drivers up to the most recent (August 20) beta for the 540M
--Completely removing the drivers for my Final Fantasy XIV branded Snakebyte game controller
--Turning off hyperthreading
--Turning off Turboboost
--Disabling all background processes other than windows un-removable ones and speedfan
--Disabling the Realtek audio drivers in favor of the factory default
--Disabling my wireless card completely in hardware and plugging into the hardwire port

I am down to the point where I only BSOD or freeze/lock and have to restart about every 3 hours, with the error code split between NVIDIA and Intel Drivers.