Game crashes and I have to force close, followed by sound stutter... Help?

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Hi guys, so I have been trying to play the new Borderlands 2 DLC and the game keeps crashing to the desktop and the sound begins to stutter and the sound stutter wont go until I re-start the system.

This issue has not arisen before, I have played Borderlands 2 perfectly fine before. I am fairly confident that it isnt hardware/overclock related partially because of this, and partially because I went into the BIOS and lowered the multi on my already stable overclock, just to ensure that everything is 100% so. GPU is on stock clocks, as is RAM.

I have verified the game files and re-started several times during this process... As well as re-installing my graphics drivers...

Any help would be greatly appreciated as to be quite honest, I am starting to lose all faith in and patience for PC gaming.
 
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GTX 660 drivers up to date? Completely uninstall and reinstall them? Memtest no issues?

Did a fresh driver install originally, haven't run memtest yet, but the issue seems to have gone away after re-starting and applying windows updates. (note that this wasn't the first, second or even third re-start).

I'm happy that it's gone away of course, but a tad confused. Will report back if it happens again I suppose.

Have had nothing but bad luck with my PC's. :p

I was hoping everything would go flawlessly this time. :rolleyes:
 
Doubt that's fixed it to be honest.

Assuming memtest comes back with nothing it might just be faster to backup your data and do a wipe...

God damnit not again... I only did a fresh install a few weeks ago and I just finished getting my **** together :(
 
What are your temps like?

Temps are all fine. I'll wait and see if it happens again. I just fiddled around with a few things in the NVIDIA control panel and the BIOS and I think I might have sorted it. Will wait and see.
 
Have you tried setting CPU at stock just incase? Does any other game do it?

Bioshock infinite crashes to the desktop (without the sound stutter) but after a quick google search it seems that its down to an issue with the game itself. And it's happened on three different PC's. So in other words, no. :eek:
 
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