I am finally going to post regarding my issue, because I can't seem to solve it myself.
I am experiencing a "crash" (not sure what else to call it), with my EVGA 980ti Classified. After I start Folding @ Home, and the computer (a dedicated Folding rig) runs fine for a time period, at certain, various times after Windows 10 turns the display off automatically, the computer will no longer continue to fold on the CPU and the display will not come out of the turned off state. If I disable the "turn off display" setting in Windows 10, the computer does not "crash." That has led me to believe that it is something related to the GPU. The only way to get the display back is to hit the reset button and reboot the computer.
I have tried the following Nvidia drivers: 362.00, 378.49, and 372.90. I am currently running 372.90 because it looked like that driver had the highest PPD for my 980ti.
Just for background, I have seven other computers that are Folding, and none of them experience this type of "crash" after their displays turn off. I do not have another 980ti, but I have three 960s, three 980s, and one 1080.
Does anyone have a theory as to why the 980ti rig is crashing.