This is eating me up(GPU problem and crashes?

[definition02]

After this problem occurred, I replaced my mobo, cpu, and psu, and checked ram which leads to my gpu. When playing a game, any game, the game will get these blurred multicolored pixels and freeze. When I tab out, I get a message saying the nvidia drivers crashed. I would show you guys a picture of the pixelated frozen screen but it's always RANDOM and will happen 6 out of 10 times. Whenever I get this, I get an error about dxgi hung up or something. My temps are good, cpu at 50 under load, gpu at 65-70 C. Im so lost. I dont know if its hardware or software related. I even rolled back nvidia drivers and underclocked gpu.

I ran 3dmark a few times, and when it crashed it gave me this error

Workload work failed with error message: eva::d3d11::rendering::scene_renderer::render(): draw_depth_task for thread 0: File: device_context.cpp
Line: 515
Function: struct ID3D11CommandList *__cdecl eva::d3d11::deferred_device_context::do_finish_command_list(bool)

Expression: native()->FinishCommandList( restore_deferred_context_state, &result): DX11 call failed.

Device hung due to badly formed commands.
DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG: ID3D11DeviceContext::FinishCommandList:



I5 2500K
GTX 680
RIPJAW 16GB RAM
ASROCK Z77 EXTREME 3
CORSAIR PSU

This "dxgi device hung error" is the main causes for these pixelated freezes and crashes.
Does anyone know to to solve this?

 

[RCFProd]

Assume you completely uninstalled your GPU drivers before you update to newer/older ones?

And which Corsair power supply you using?

 

[ss202sl]

Maybe (since you replaced the CPU. MB, ad PSU, and tried different drivers) it's the actual GPU

 

[definition02]

Assume you completely uninstalled your GPU drivers before you update to newer/older ones?

And which Corsair power supply you using?

Yea completely uninstalled new divers and installed old.

I am using a Corsair CX600W

 

[definition02]

Maybe (since you replaced the CPU. MB, ad PSU, and tried different drivers) it's the actual GPU

The thing is I just want to make sure since I already blew money on components I didnt need trying to fix the problem.

 

[RCFProd]

It's clearly got to do with your graphics card though, so if you did a fresh install of Windows and with that I mean a formatted HDD etc. which seems quite mandatory with a new motherboard then you've got a faulty graphics card.