Battlefield 4 and Nvidia Dirvers Crashing Need help!

The link should have all the details of my system, what specifically do you want listed?

I do think I have an inbuilt sound card, both of my motherboards had them my current one is the A88x pro. I haven't tried that but how sure do you think this could be my problem?

specifically it is the Nvidia Driver that is crashing and I am sure that it must be some sort of issue dealing with the driver. I have kept my drivers up to date, but with the fresh install of windows 7 my current setup is pretty bare bones in terms of software on the computer. I just have the essential drivers a few web browsers, a properly working anti-virus, and the games themselves. I have gotten this error several times


DirectX function "GetDeviceRemovedReason" failed with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG ("The application's device failed due to badly formed commands sent by the application. This is an design-time issue that should be investigated and fixed. ") GPU: "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760", Driver: 340.52
According the the EA tech support it had to do with a corrupt system 32 windows 7 file KernelBase.dll which was why I did the fresh install of windows 7. Yet it still persists, still getting driver crashes so it seems that something else is the issue.

I tried a few of the dated drivers and I'm still getting crashes. I'm getting minimized and thrown out of the game

Do you think it could be an issue with my ram possibly? at this point its likely a hardware issue and there are only a few parts left that I haven't replaced recently. Basically I want a game plan on what the are best steps I should take to go about fixing the issues I am having. Should I sell my 760 and go with an AMD card since I am using an AMD processor? How likely is my graphics card? If it isn't a hardware issue and a software issues why is it still occurring after a fresh install of windows 7? Basically I am thinking it's a hardware issue of some kind so here is a run down of what I am thinking on each of my parts.
CPU: New recently replaced unlikely
Motherboard: again recently replaced unlikely
Power supply: It's a 700w and I'm only running one graphics card and hard drive. I highly doubt that is the problem
Cooling: Again I recently upgraded to a closed loop water cooling system by Cooler Master system temp is fine.
RAM: One of my older parts in my PC, currently I have 4 sticks 2gb DDR3 RAM. The RAM Cards are 3 to 4 years old making them one of the older parts in my PC and I have read that they can be the culprit of crashes. However I am unsure of how likely this is.
GPU: This is one of my newer parts a GTX 760 which is a decent card and with the issues of display this has always been on my mind as a likely culprit however It's still relatively new. I recently built an almost identical PC setup for my brother recently where he is using my old Msi 560ti Hawk with virtually no issues. After I tried multiple versions of the drivers for my 760 with the issues remaining again I cannot be positive that its the graphics card responsible for the problems.
Hard Drive: It's simply a standard disk drive nothing special, though it is again an older part on my computer. I remain skeptical if this is even a possible source.
Basically that's it. I really would love a professional opinion from someone that knows what they are talking about to give me some really strong step by step instructions I should consider talking to identify and fix my problem. Thank you I appreciate any help.