Running your GPU at stock clock speeds as follows is definitely worth trying:
https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues/DXGI-Error-Device-Reset/m-p/10066022#M98648
Thanks.
Thanks again for the info, I was finally able to fix the problem by reducing the power to my graphics card and I just played 3 and a half hours and even broadcasting. I do not understand how I could have oc without having put it myself, but it was lowered to 60% power and the game did not fail under any circumstances but the fps did not convince me, so I started to raise it until I reached 80% of energy and I recovered the fluidity of about 150 fps, 1080p, vsync: off, full screen, corsarir program running without problem. Hope this can help other people, regards.
Many cards, but especially Nvidia based ones, come overclocked from the factory. Some games accept less errors than others, and depending on the age of your hardware, you may be looking at a slight degrade to your hardware causing minor errors that can be overlooked by some programs and cause crashing in others. Glad you got it figured out, and maybe your headache will benefit someone else down the road.
