I'm having a GTX 570 HD issue with BSOD or crashing.  Every time I go to play windows media player, or youtube, or any game that requires graphics, BSOD or a hard shut down.
 
Well let me put down my specs:

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
AMD Phenom II X6 1100T Processor
EVGA GTX 570 HD Video card
8 GB RAM
Corsair GS700 PSU (700W)
Gigabyte 990XA-UD3 Motherboard
Bios: Award Software International, Inc. F10g 12/9/2011

All of the latest drivers for everything have been installed.  I did a clean install of Windows 7 and reinstalled the newest drivers for everything.  I found a utility to install latest bios last night, but still got a crash.  With HWMonitor on, my 12 volt rail used to fluctuate, but I replaced the PSU and it seems more stable now.  After reading on forums about this card, there are others who've had this problem.  It seems like random things have fixed it for some people, such as updating bios, down to re-seating the card in the PCI slot.  I've tried just about everything that I can think of and everything that I've researched with no luck.

So I've pretty much narrowed it down to it must be the graphics card.  When I install Nvidia drivers, it bugs out and BSOD or does a hard shut down.  With no drivers, I can actually play video and my computer is seemingly normal, haven't had a crash yet.  However, Device Manager doesn't recognize the video card other than it says standard VGA graphics adapter.  I've tried installing old versions of the drivers, I've tried upping the voltage with an nvidia utility, no luck.  I've tried taking out a stick of ram to see if it was wattage related, still crashed.  Another interesting item was when I first installed it, right after I put in my password to windows it would BSOD.  That ended up being a HD audio driver conflict, nvidia and the MB wanted to run an HD audio driver, and caused it to glitch.  The MB also wanted to run it's audio driver on my PCI 1 slot, which is the same one that is running my graphics card, so I disabled the audio one.

RMA the video card?  Anyone have any ideas about this?  I'd appreciate any help.

what kind of PSU are you running daniel?  probably unrelated but just curious.
 
BTW just BSOD'd for the first time with no drivers installed.

This is a fresh, new, clean install.

I have seen this problem in many post without any solution, just let the post open forever!!!
 
My specs:
Windows 7 Ultimate x32
Intel Core i7 920
3 x 1 Gb RAM Corsair Dominator 1600 Mhz
Thermaltake Toughpower W0133RU 1200W
EVGA 132-BL-E758-A1 X58 3-Way SLI Motherboard
1 x EVGA GTX 580

Not sure it could be a driver confliction if I put in an ATI card and it still happened.  Could it be the monitor?  But why would that shut off my computer?

Not sure, I'm out of town until the middle of next week, so I'll find out then what code it's giving me.  I'm not overclocking though

i had same problem and got to RMA my card....
btw iwant to ask you if you made all those things:
1-updated GPUs firmware
2-after fresh drivers, install eVGA Precision or MSI:Afterburner
3-bump just a noch the Voltage of the card
4-put a Fan profile more aggressive than the default one:
for es:

you'll find latest firmware here:
http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=1034790
just download the appropriated one and run it...
reboot and install driver again...
you may give a try...also putting the fan profile...
 

I've had no issues with the 570 I just installed today.  Not sure how computer savvy you are but you could always run the dmp file through the Windows debugger tools to confirm if it's a Nvidia driver issue or some other 3rd party application conflicting with the driver.

What Nvidia driver are you using?  I have heard that many of us are having issues with some of the latest ones including Maniacvvv.  I would try a much older driver and see if that happens.  I could also be something like a bad cable.  What kind of connection are you using to your monitor?  HDMI or VGA?  Whichever one it is, try using the other and see if that works.
 
Good luck.

I'm having the exact same issue with a SC 570, and it's a massive pain.  I remember it first showed up for a bit when I played Dead Island.  I kept getting random freezes and had to set Anti Aliasing to 4x on the nvidia control panel.  That fixed it, but now, 3 days later, my pc will randomly shut down when a game, or video, is running.
 
Called up tech support and now I have to send the video card in for a replacement.  Another possible culprit for my issue might be the PSU, which is a rosewill bronze series 1000w, supposedly not all that reliable (plus I'm not tech savvy enough to figure out the voltage stuff).  I barely managed to build this PC myself about a month ago too; was damn proud of myself too.  I hope this issue is soon resolved for us both, airman.

Yeah I don't know about that, wouldn't EVGA know about a conflict with pretty much the major OS for any PC?  That just doesn't make sense to me.

On another note related or not I don't know but I use firefox
and when I download a file once it's complete the little box slides up to inform you of this
as the box slides back down it judders flashes black and stutters my system a fair bit (mouse jumpy comp slows)

airmanbouchard

weird, my computer doesn't do anything jumpy.  I finally got a BSOD windows code...

Locale ID: 1033
Bccode: F4
BCP1: 0000000000000003
BCP2: FFFFFA8007EO8060
BCP3: FFFFFA8007EO8340
BCP4: FFFFF80002180300

No idea what this means

This is either memory error or a driver error check all your drivers are up to date, But this is not a graphics card problem (unless old driver a google search suggested network card driver (I'm trying to not be specific but that's the info found via google)

it's RAM fault to me...