GT70 GTX680M Display Kernel...stopped responding...

I recently bought a GT70 ONE 281US, got it in the mail monday this week. Every time i try to play a game (doesn't matter what) i get maybe 3-5mins of amazing game play, then the game locks up kickes me to desktop then throws me back into the game and then does it a 2nd time, (this time coming up with "Display driver NVIDIA Kernel Mode driver, Version 306.97 stopped responding, but has successfully recovered") and then it just continues to switch between desktop and game. I've checked online to no luck. Does anyone know of a fix? or is this an issue with the card itself? Its the Nvidia GeForce GTX680M/ 4GB GDDR5 card.

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BCP1:    FFFFFA8008D8B170
BCP2:    FFFFF8800552C4A8
BCP3:    0000000000000000
BCP4:    0000000000000000
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