I'm sorry that I cannot directly address your question. But, in order to try to help directly with your problem, I would recommend you download and run the DDU (http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html), follow it's instructions, and then re-install the latest driver for your GPU (new one came out just yesterday or the day before, BTW), and make sure you check the "Clean Install" button.

Good luck!

Thanks, I will give that a shot.

What do you mean by a clean install?  Talking about the Nvidia driver?  I am not going to wipe Win 10.

I think the last 3 crashes have all been on the same map.  I'm starting think that maybe the GTX 970 was overheating.  I will have to monitor the temps.  But the weird thing is that the OS said that the video drive has stopped responding.  But my desktop came up and all was good.  I did not see any artifacts that you mostly see when the video card is overheating or being pushed past it limit.  Most of the time you get a blue screen of death.  This did not happen, the game just closed and everything was well.  I am going to try to save the game next time just incase it crashes so I can finish a match.  The last 4 matches that I have played has either crashed or someone go disconnected so I quit.

I'm still look for some regular people to play with, so if anyone is interested drop me a not.  I don't think that I am that good of a player even thought right now I am ranked at #19.  Not sure if the leardboard is working correctly because I have been playing against the Normal AI and I think it is reporting that I been playing against the beginner AI.  Sure it will be fixed soon.

I used the uninstall tool and also told Nvidia to do a fresh install just to make sure everything was gone.  I played one game so far and it did not crash.  My GPU hit a temp of 77c.  With no load it is at 61c.  So, I think that the card over heating is not an issue.  Going to play another game but this time I am going to record it.