NVidia Driver Crash 310.90 (GTX 470 SLI BF3)

Anyone seen or heard of anything similar? Trying to do some troubleshooting to see if I've either got a video card going out or some other issue.

I'm using the Jan 5th release of the GeForce 310.90 graphics driver. I'm using two unaltered GTX 470 cards in SLI (one MSI, one Zotac). Though the 470's were said to be capable of running without issue up to 94C my temps max out around 77C while playing Battlefield 3 (1080P).

Long story short, at random (sometimes after 30 minutes, sometimes an hour or more) my nVidia drivers will completely crash. Both my monitors go blank/black and lose connection to the PC & the GPU fans drop to idle speeds. (Windows once popped up telling me the nvidia driver had crashed). However, my TeamSpeak continues working and I can chat with people I'm playing with. Unfortunately, the crash is unrecoverable. I can't get to desktop, Task Manager, etc. I'm forced to restart the whole PC.

Sometimes Windows recognizes it didn't shut down properly. Sometimes it doesn't. Originally I thought this might have been brought about because I was using the MSI Afterburner's video capture server. I disabled that and went back to using Fraps (like I used to). The problem still comes up periodically.

I installed the previous GeForce 310.70 driver last night. Going to try using that this evening when I go to play again. That being said, I DO NOT have issues with ANY other game (Skyrim with mods, Hitman, Assassin's Creed 3 @ max settings, Civ V, and several other games I alternate between.)

I'd like to hold off until the next generation of GeForce cards (700 series) before being forced to upgrade considering that my GTX 470 SLI setup is about equal to a single 670.

i5-750 4Ghz @ 1.32V / Gigabyte GA-P55-UD4P / Corsair H60
GTX 470 SLI / 8GB GSkill DDR3 1600 9-9-9-24 @1.5v
2 x WD Caviar Black 1TB / Thermaltake Armor BWS8003
Win 7 64bit / Antec TPQ-850 / 3dMark06 24621