MSI - AMD Radeon HD 7850 OC Edition CRASH

Hello,
I recently bought MSI HD 7850 OC Edition. Before I install new card,
- I uninstalled AMD 12.2 drivers, reboot pc
- Ran DriverFusion (newer version of DriverSweeper), deleted entries and reboot, then shutdown.
- Removed my old HD 5770.
- Installed new card.
- Installed new drivers and reboot.
Then I wanted to test performance in BF3, i had significant FPS boost but after like 2-3 mins, sound started looping then i got a white screen with stripes. Then I rebooted and tried again. This time I had black screen, my monitor just went into sleep. I thought maybe it is a problem with BF3 only. So I tried Natural Selection 2. Again, after 2-3 mins I had a green screen with stripes again.
Any ideas?

Hi Guys, so I to recently purchased a new system and a MSi HD 7850 1G graphics card and I'm getting the same vertical line random crash when I play games ( happens on Batman or GW2) and when I run FurMark Burn Test.
Bare in mind I've reinstalled the Gcard drivers from the website, reinstalled windows 7 64bit and swapped ram. My GeForce 9800 Graphics card works fine and passes a 20min Furmark burn test and does not crash the machine, so I think it must be the HD 7850 card settings or its just dodgy card!
I read on another forum that I should change the core clock target and the core memory targets using Catalyst Control Centre.
(Google Tomshardware - sapphire-7850-edition-vertial-lines-crash-issue-help)
This seems to be what your suggesting to try here, so I was wondering what values I should change these to? It was originally set to:
core clock target:
30000
90000
memory core target:
15000 (don't know why this was so low)
120000
(do I need to another property name, Want_2 ? As suggested in the link? )
Also if changing these setting fails, what should my next core of action be?
here is my system:
Board: Gigabyte X79-UD3
VGA: MSi HD 7850
PSU: Corsair CX7750 750watt
Intel Core i7-3820 3.60 GHz
MEM: Corsair 16 GB
SSD: 128Gb
OS: Windows 7 64bit
Thanks

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for the black border via HDMI that's normal as it will have scaling on 10% by default!
1: go into the AMD software
2: expand My Digital Flat-Panels
3: go to Scaling Options (Digital Flat-Panel)
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now it should fill the whole screen at 1920x1080 resolution!
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