make sure both your drivers and the game are up to date.

its a fresh install with all drivers done from the manufacturers of my parts so i have all the newest ones all on there, game was only downloaded yesterday from their client so it should be up to date, ive tried everything, and it seemed pointless to go for older drivers as i have read forum after forum on the same problem thats been happening to other people for months.

bdary
It might help if you shared the error code (BCC Code) you get with your BSOD...

+1
 
It would also be helpful if you posted a link to the entire .dmp file for download so we could take a look at it.

The .dmp file should be located at C:\Windows\Minidump. Upload the file to a website like mediafire.com then paste the link here into this thread once it's uploaded. You will need to put spaces in your link to get it to show up on the forum since you don't have enough posts to properly post links. 

You got a BSOD of 0x116...
 
BSOD 0x116 & 0x117 causes:
 
#1 Bad video driver or corrupt video driver.
#2 Defective video card.
#3 Insufficient power to GPU, defective PSU.
 
 Solutions to the above problems:
 
#1 Preform a clean installation of the latest video drivers...

1. Uninstall Precision X/Afterburner if installed, make sure to select "no" to saving profiles if asked.  Reboot the PC now if you had to uninstall PX or Afterburner.
2. Download & save graphics driver 347.52 to your desktop. Run the graphics installer located on your desktop once the download is complete. 
3. Select custom advanced install, under custom installation options uncheck all options except the physx system software, if you have a 3D capable monitor and would like to use 3D at some point please select both 3D options, check mark perform clean install, then click next to install the driver, reboot when asked.

 Option 2: Test all older video drivers to see if they produce the same BSOD.
 
#2 Test the video card in another computer to see if you can replicate the BSOD. Option 2: Use a known working video card in your system to see if you can replicate the BSOD. Option 3: Take the defective video card to a local computer repair shop to have it tested. Option 4: RMA the card.
 
#3 Check and make sure the PSU PCI-E power cable is tightly secure to the GPU & PSU. Option 2: Check and make sure the PSU is putting out the correct voltage to the GPU while under load. A multimeter is required for checking the voltage of the PSU while under load, voltage to the GPU must be within ATX spec. Option 3: RMA the PSU.

You should try setting the cards core & memory clock to -105 using msi afterburner then try playing gw2 to see if the same bsod occurs while running the card at reduced clocks. If no bsod occurs while running the card at reduces clocks the card is faulty and needs to be RMA'd. I would recommend testing several older graphics driver sets first before trying to reduce the clocks as the newest graphics driver may not be playing well with gw2.

LatexPlague
just a quick question, what happens when the card is set to core and mem clock 105- and it crashes wont it bugger up the card settings or will it be fine

You'll be fine, it won't mess up the settings. Core & Mem clock should both be set to -105.

Scratch that it still doing it AHHHHH
 

LatexPlague
I did as you said with the clocks Sajin and the game is now stable ive been on it for hours with no crash, could this be the card or just the **** optimisation of the game?

Refer to post #12.  Sounds like RMA time...

If your card works fine at stock factory clocks in all games except the one you mentioned, then it's just that game causing your issue.

LatexPlague
if you get what i mean i can deal with having to turn the clocks down for that game, but in the long run dident want to get stuck with a card that may be faulty, ive ran heaven, valley and a 5 minute maxed out furmark and it sailed through it. but yeah it is just that one bloody game that BSOD's me, after the clocks are down its fine.

Sounds to me like you now know what the issue is (was), just that one game.  Sounds like your GPU is good to go...