MSI Power Edition R7850 White Screen

I have been constantly atleast once a week been suffering from these blank white screens while using my PC not necessarily playing games. It even gets into this screen while browsing some sites. I have to forcefully restart the system using the restart button everytime this happens.
The card is not being overclocked using the afterburner and infact is running at its core clock speed of 950 mhz all the while. Any help would be appreciated greatly.
Attaching an image. I even have an video can upload it to youtube if required.
Catalyst Installed : 12.10
MSI After burner Installed : 2.3.1
OS : Windows 8

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also please state the +12V rail amperage that the PSU has?
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This review disturbed me very much.
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I recently purchased an MSI R7850 2GB Power Edition.
It's already installed, and I'm running Borderlands 2 very well. However, my PSU has only 20A on a single +12v rail. Is this enough?
When I ran BF3, I got white "snow" dots everywhere on the screen, but I'm not sure if this is related...
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Quote from: danspy on 03-December-12, 20:58:51
Which driver do you use?
I ask because of the 12.10 driver does not run properly with the 7800 cards, but the 12.11 beta does
http://www.msi-forum.de/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=103009
sorry it is German but you can see the photos.
Thanks for the reply! I tried the 12.11 drivers last night, and the issue is still there.
Here is a screenshot of my machine playing Witcher 2: http://postimage.org/image/6ew87dn85/full/ - If you look at the helmet on the right side, you can see a lot of dots. You can also see them on the character's clothes, and in the top-right corner (they look like circular outlines in this section)Pretty much everywhere! If I play on LOW setting, the dots are less strong, but still there.
Here is BF3: http://postimage.org/image/3kbhepavp/full/ - As you can see, the issue is pretty terrible on this game! It makes no difference what settings the game is on.
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Driver Version: atiumdag 9.2.0.0 (Catalyst 12.10) / Win8 64
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S/N: 602-V273-010B1210251006
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Quote from: flobelix on 24-October-12, 19:52:46
For 1. you already solved this yourself to be driver related.
Yeah, I guess I was just more or less curious if anyone else had a similar incident with these drivers.
Quote from: flobelix on 24-October-12, 19:52:46
For 2.: Use Driver Fusion in Safe Mode to remove current VGA drivers.
Then install latest drivers from MSI
Try again
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Quote from: flobelix on 24-October-12, 19:52:46
For 3.: Upload current vbios to a filehoster and post link as well as add S/N
VBIOS: http://puu.sh/1i8DU
S/N: 602-V273-030B1207046208
Quote from: flobelix on 24-October-12, 19:52:46
For 4.: That is normal, it runs at full speed until fan control kicks in with the driver.
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