GTA V crashes after i changed GTX 750 to GTX 970

[GVZ]

So recently i changed the MSI GTX 750 to the MSI GTX 970. Tried the GTX 970 on GTA V.
I played for 30min until it crashed. So i said to myself "Ok i'll turn down the graphics". Later on i play online and it crashes again... Fine alright... it happens... Turn it down. 1hr later crashes again in heist, and so on and so on...

Didn't have this issue on other games. I heard rumors that it the game crashes with all GTX 900 series.

If you guys could tell me a way to fix this, that would be great.

 

[i7Baby]

Post your complete and detailed PC build list.

 

[sizzling]

Have you uninstalled the old graphics driver and then reinstalled with the new card in? I know they are both Nvidia but you should reinstall the driver

 

[sizzling]

Also what exact PSU do you have, make and model

 

[GVZ]

Post your complete and detailed PC build list.

GPU: MSI GTX 970 4GB
CPU: i5 4690k
RAM: 8GB
HDD: 1TB
Motherboard: Asus z97-A

 

[GVZ]

Have you uninstalled the old graphics driver and then reinstalled with the new card in? I know they are both Nvidia but you should reinstall the driver

What the steps for this?

 

[i7Baby]

Post your complete and detailed PC build list.

PSU: 650 W
RAM: 8GB
HDD: 1TB
MoBo:ASUS Z97-a

Have a look at builds elsewhere on this forum and do the same. This is nowhere near complete or detailed.

 

[Chibb]

Have you uninstalled the old graphics driver and then reinstalled with the new card in? I know they are both Nvidia but you should reinstall the driver

What the steps for this?

I used Guru3D driver uninstaller and it worked like a charm. Completely uninstalled all drivers, turned off the option for windows to automatically install drivers. I then manually went to Nvidia's website and downloaded the latest driver. 350.12 I believe? But don't stress the crashes, it happens to almost everybody I know. I can go 4 hours straight without a crash or i can crash within 10 minutes, who knows. If you're a steam user try verifying the integrity of your cache, it helped distant the crashes from each other. I also use a GTX 970

 

[GVZ]

Have you uninstalled the old graphics driver and then reinstalled with the new card in? I know they are both Nvidia but you should reinstall the driver

What the steps for this?

I used Guru3D driver uninstaller and it worked like a charm. Completely uninstalled all drivers, turned off the option for windows to automatically install drivers. I then manually went to Nvidia's website and downloaded the latest driver. 350.12 I believe? But don't stress the crashes, it happens to almost everybody I know. I can go 4 hours straight without a crash or i can crash within 10 minutes, who knows. If you're a steam user try verifying the integrity of your cache, it helped distant the crashes from each other. I also use a GTX 970

Do you think they'll patch this soon?