Batman Arkham Origins crashes

I encountered the same problems as you. I have no solutions to offer, but I want to share my experience.
I also downloaded the game on Steam (given with my GTX660) what a gift!!! I'm about 25% into the game and I can't count the freezes and other collision bugs that forced me to restart the game.
Many people are experiencing the same issues on consoles.
The problem clearly comes from the game itself and certainly not from the CPU temperatures (if that were the case, Windows would crash).

Just have to wait for THE update. Pfffffffffff!!!!!

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To answer your question, the game runs on ultra with the GTX660.
For your information, I also use an Xbox 360 controller like you.

If the problem is the same with other games, it could be either a hardware problem or a software problem.

In your case, it seems more like a software issue. A hardware problem is characterized by physical symptoms other than yours. Especially since you seem to have a sufficient configuration to run the most demanding games.
Regarding temperature, according to the product specifications, your processor can reach 72.72°C without any issues, so no worries on that front.

For the program that refuses to close when shutting down Windows, you can try the following trick that allows you to force the closure of stubborn programs more quickly:
http://www.pcastuces.com/pratique/astuces/2957.htm
But I don't think there is a direct link to the crashes of applications like games.

Are you using an unofficial version of Windows?
Unofficial versions of Windows can cause bugs with sound card drivers, graphics card drivers, etc., as well as with other software.

I'm asking you this because I've experienced it with my graphics card drivers (display issues) as well as with my network card (random disconnections).

I hope I was able to help you or at least shed some light.

So it's the graphics card that has a problem.
Try to get the warranty to work.

CPUID HMMonitor to check your temperatures.
Your setup should normally run the game well above 60fps (smooth gaming).
A true mystery, but it's probably due to the temperature.

Thank you for your response. I downloaded Game Booster yesterday to close all the background programs, and it seemed to work. I will test it again tonight. As for the temperatures, I haven't had time to check, but I saw that in idle, the processor was between 40° and 50°. In the end, I think I was mistaken; the cooler provided by Intel is not sufficient.

Well, with Game Booster today it worked longer than usual, but I had some FPS drops without it being unplayable. I don't understand where the problem might come from.

For the temperatures, I reach a maximum of 60°C and 40°C at idle, so the problem doesn't seem to come from there.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Edit: I still have the message saying that the sound playback process is running in the background and that Windows cannot restart.

I don't use an official version of Windows; I even tried it on Windows 8, but I have the same problem. Now, whenever I launch a game or run a test on 3DMark, the PC crashes to a colored screen. I tested these with my old 8800GT, and the PC doesn't crash.

Thank you for your help; it's really helping me ;)

Power supply 400W for a GTX 660? Borrow a 500 or 650W power supply and test again.