Strange stutter and Black Screens with YouTube.

Okay so, I'm just watching this video here; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehSNxJcsi5o

And for some reason, every time I don't do anything and stay idle, just watch it, the video starts to stutter and if I don't move my mouse, it will go on an apeshit insane epilepsy of black screens until a BSOD appears. And yeah, I get spammed by "TDR" errors, that is "Nvidia display driver stopped responding and has successfully destroyed your life".

If my YouTube video stutters but I move the mouse, I will get a very short black screen, probably a little more than a millisecond, a blink's speed mostly.

My Brower is the latest Firefox. Just in case, I have "Hardware acceleration" disabled.

What is causing this problem? Is it my computer? My browser or simply YouTube being a total bitch like always?

P.S. This also happens on some video games, but it NEVER happened on Flash Player or YouTube.

Try it in a different browser and see if the same thing happens just to rule that out. You say you've had that problem with video games as well so I'd start by checking Nvidia's site for any updates to your video driver then updating flash player. Then, because I'm paranoid and just to be safe, scan your computer with Malwarebytes and an antivirus. Is this a laptop or PC? What are your specs (CPU, memory, HDD, video card, etc.)?

clear sign of burned shit

Your vid card is overheating.  Mine does that when it gets too hot.  

I always forget the simplest of troubleshooting steps...

TIM, my VideoCard is a GTX285, it apparently can reach at 105 max or else it will burn. Most the times when I play any game, it can't reach over 91, and it stables at 85 so I don't think it is overheating, is it?

Anyway, I actually figured out what was the problem. It seems that it was this piece of manure malware called "tsiVideo", or maybe FLEXnet or even that keygen I got for SoThink that looked like some shitty malware itself.

Thanks for the help anyway.

85  celcius or farenheit? 

sandboxie and antivirus programs. why does nobody use them?!

Kolonel, I thought it was obvious that it was Celsius but oh well, yes it is Celsius, not Fahrenheit.

TNC, I do use them, it's MSE. I also got a cracked MalwareBytes, but I don't have that one enabled.. What's "sandboxie" anyway?

That "tsiVideo" is apparently a Bitcoin Trojan. Some asshole puts it on your computer and then your GPU starts to get coins...For the asshole that put that bitcoin trojan. What a dickhead! Luckily I found it faster than he could get any money.

The dumb cocksucker thought he could get something with my ol' GTX285, but my GTX285 can't even do any Bitcoin mining so that is why it kept crashing like crazy.

I wanna beat the guy who put me that Bitcoin Trojan! The worst thing I hate about money is when someone is stealing (Or using me to get) MY money without my permission.

I figured, but 85F is 10F (5C) degrees higher than my computer under 100% load... My Idle temp is between 10C and 12C depending on ambient temperature. 85 celcius is like pants shittingly terrifying to me.

under that heavyload you can be sure your gpu isn't going to endure a lot of efforts in the future... also kadat told you that the temperature was so dangerously high it was more likely it was in °F. If mine would go above 65°C I would shut down and see if something needs to be cleaned. No wonder if there is cat fur and/or tobacco ash. Btw I'm interested how you found out the malware

How the hell you even get less than 85C? I must be from the oldER world. Actually, it was about 6 months since I last checked my temperature while playing a video game. Most the times, graphic intensive games are the ones that make my computer scream.

I found the malware simply by going to "msconfig" and looking at Startup, I had a "gut feeling" there was something bad there.