Nvlddmkm.sys. I get multiple BSODs (memory dump) from it. Only started happening after I installed a GTX-760 with 4G ram(04G-P4-2766-KR).
I use to use a GTX-560TI with the 344.11 drivers and had no issues. But ever since I installed the 760 it crashes and keeps recurring.
 
 I don't overclock my CPU or GPU.
 When I installed the card I blew out all the dust and made sure all fans function.
I have a full size case with lots of room
I use an X58 mobo and the 760 is the only card in the PCIe slot and the card is in the top slot.
Win7x64
I uninstalled the old card and drivers and installed the 760 and then drivers then upgraded drivers to 344.11

EVGATech_JaesonW
Not every card reacts the same to every driver. Your new 760 may not be liking the 344.11 drivers. Try doing a clean install of 337.88 and see if it runs any better.

The guy I have working on my PC used 340 and it still blue screened. They are going to try 337.88 but the other versions that were working when they first put the card in with now blue screen as well.
 
**opened a ticket on it as well

EVGATech_JamesR
At this point, it could well be an issue with the card itself. It looks like you have indeed already set up a ticket in our system, and have already been given a ticket so you can set up an RMA request using our website.

If you have any thing else you need help with, let us know.

EVGA as usual does a great job with customer support. Still waiting for the folks who are working on my computer to say I need to RMA. One question I would have is I have a 760 with 4G ram that pushes the air out of the case. The only thing I see in your product section with 4gig ram uses ACX, what will evga RMA with?