It's possible this is a power supply issue. Are you sure yours is sufficient? And how do you have your Titan black connected in terms of power cables/rails?
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Comparing rated power supply capacity to the sum of rated TDP for key system components like CPU, GPU, HDD, and memory would be a good start. But also check how you have the PCIe power cables hooked up to your Titan Black; using cables from separate power rails, if applicable, is best, and also prefer 8-pin over 6-pin when possible.
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