Bug OpenGL Error 8/7

[Arkaria]

I have this issue and I hope someone is able to help me out a little: "The NVIDIA OpenGL driver detected a problem with the display driver and is unable to continue. Error code: 8/7". This happens after a few moments of playing FTB Infinity without any form of texture pack. I have the newest driver. I have tried to change power setup from "Adaptive" to "Prefer max performance". I have tried to increase allowed memory usage. Disabling CUDA, Adding extra scrips for multi GPU, downloading softwares that claim to fix it and reinstalling grphics driver. None have worked... My computer specifications: 16GB RAM 1600 mHz, i5 4670k overlock and Asus 2x GTX770 sli and Windows 7. A picture of the issue can be found below. For more infomation just ask

The only "permanent" solution I have found is to disable sli but that requires a restart pretty much which is too annoying

 

[GreenZombie]

I'm getting this with a non SLI configuration. From the various reports on various forums since 2011 it seems no one has identified the underlying cause. The only constant solution posted is to update your nvidia drivers or, for those on the bleeding edge, Earlier Versions are reported as the solution.

 

[summersa74]

I hit that problem just this past weekend. What fixed it for me was a complete reinstall of the drivers, then I disabled hardware acceleration in Firefox, because I use it for youtube/netflix while I play.

Edit: I see you tried the drivers. Apparently Firefox really loves to use video card resources for fancy effects.

 

[GreenZombie]

Actually, one thing that does come up a lot, is the error occurs a lot more often if you have any youtube / web video tabs open in your browser of choice.

 

[Arkaria]

It is true that I most likely have a webbroswer open with Youtube. But I have tried to disable hardware acceleration without luck. So should I try not to use youtube or should I try to completely reinstall my graphic drivers or both?

Edit: I do use both Chrome and Firefox