Possibly, I had a microsoft rep help me out over on the Microsoft Community forums I believe it is a driver issue, though once I have eliminated all possibilities driver wise I'll start looking at is it is a hardware issue.
I had bought my system (Alienware x51 R1) preowned off a seller about Febuary so roughly 11ish months ago though I had windows files dating back to 2013, it's ran completely fine up to about last week then I kept getting Display driver has crashed errors, then bluescreens. I cleaned it just yesterday thoroughly, checked the ram disks, wires and everything. I've ran through temps and I get about 30-40C idle (depending how warm the house is) but around a safe 70C-80C whilst gaming, the GTX 660 cut off point is about 97C I've never seen it go higher than 83C in the last week.
My GPU seems to be running superb outside the crashes, they're a lot less frequent as say three-four days ago (Only one crash today), I've got a stock Nvidia GTX 660 latest drivers (I cleaned installed about three times to see if it was perhaps a issue with the driver) - I tested Assassins Creed: Black Flag, Shogun 2: Total War, Alien Isolation, even the new Star Wars Battlefront (among like 10-20 other games) they all run completely good on my settings playing up to about 2-3 hours without issues, then of course I get bluescreened.
Hmm, If this is a hardware issue which I doubt so I'll have to consider doing that. I've ran a memory test and they seem healthy, I checked multiple times and they are correctly attached too.