BlackScreen and System Reboot with MSI GTX 660 OC TF

Please Svet, or another adm/technnical supporter, I need help!
I have a MSI GTX 660 2gb/ddr5 TF OC s/n 602-V287-04SB1208202249.
I'm having some issues in some games (like Batman Arkham City, Dead Island, Mirror's Edge, Tomb Raider 2013): A few moments after I start to play I just receive a blackscreen, sound bug (like a CD scratched) and the pc reboots.
I already uninstalled the driver with driver sweeper (not in safe mode), reinstalled, installed a old driver and the issue continues. I updated the bios to the NV287MH211 bios. Not helped. I formatted my system too.
I bought another psu, the problem persists.
My system is:
Intel Core i5 3570k 3.4~3.8ghz
Board Gigavyte GA-Z77X-D3H v1.0 (F16 bios)
8gb ram ddr3 kingstom 1333mhz
Psu OCZ ZT550w
Windows 7 64bit
I have a Zotac GTX 460, I tested him and have no problem with the  games.
I have no idea what to do anymore.
I will attach  a screenshot from bluescreen viewer, the error that appears when I can finish the game without system reboot (ctrl+alt+del) and a log from gpu-z with the moment of the crash.
Thank you for the help, and sorry for my english.
Blue Screen viewer:
Batman crash error:
Gpu-z log:
http://www.mediafire.com/view/?ywskyvjfwyj3ub3
Edit:
I tested Borderlands 2 and after few minutes playing the blackscreen happened, then I just hit ctrl+alt+del, the screen goes white and I listen the sound of disconnected hardware. NVidia Kernel mode sttoped work. I also installed NVidia 320.00 beta driver without solution to the problem.
Apparently, this issue only happens when I play some games that need more gpu use. I'm not sure about this.

Quote from: flobelix on 22-May-13, 02:38:25
Besides you are bumping your thread which is prohibited (>>Please read and comply with the Forum Rules.<<) your addressing one member (in this case even the admin) is bad behavior and will keep others from helping you (as only Svet is asked).
Sorry for that. I don't know everyone in here. I only ask for Svet because another topics that I saw. But in the start of my post I put "or another adm/technical supporter".
I really sorry for that.
Anyway I need help for everyone who can helps me.
Again, sorry for my english too.

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