Emulator

I forgot to mention: Dolphin does not crash on stop if D3D is selected as the graphics backend. This only happens in OpenGL.

Could it be a 5xx-6xx series issue?

6xx is related to 7xx, and 4xx is related to 5xx. I have both 4xx and 7xx cards. I do tend to have my ATI card crash on emulator close a lot, but not my NVIDIA cards.

I'm using a HD7870 and can't reproduce this either.

my HD5850 doesn't full support Direct X11, so it shouldn't be surprising that it sometimes crashes/generates pixelshader errors.

It happens on my 660m, but only for gamecube games, specifically wind waker.

Can't reproduce on 4.0-1761. Does it depend at all on how the emulation ends (i.e. pressing the "Stop" button, pressing Esc, closing the game window, etc.)?

Geforce 9800GT, Win7x64
Driver version 306.23

Doesn't depend. Stop, Esc & closing the game window yields the same result.

I'm having this issue as well. I'm using a mac (15" 2012 MBP MD103LL/A, has an i7-3615qm and a 650m) running Mac OS X 10.9.3 (13D65).
I found that it started happening on version 3.5-1116 (it crashes on 3.5-1116 and above, not on 3.5-1108 and below).
Here's a link to my crash report: http://pastie.org/9348849

Same problem with me too, with versions 4.0 - 3889, 4235, 2121, 2235, and 1857. It closes perfectly fine with Direct D3D with Intel graphics selected, but OpenGL almost always crashes when closed. Just as a note, I have an NVIDIA GT 750M, and I have selected the NVIDIA card to be the preferred graphics processor for Dolphin.

Crash on shutdown in single core mode, EFB2RAM, RealXFB disabled:

atio6axx.dll!00000000532b5309()	Unknown

Dolphin.exe!OGL::FramebufferManager::~FramebufferManager() Line 331 C++
[External Code]
Dolphin.exe!OGL::Renderer::Shutdown() Line 674 C++
Dolphin.exe!OGL::VideoBackend::Video_Cleanup() Line 238 C++
Dolphin.exe!Core::EmuThread() Line 464 C++
[External Code]

https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin/blob/master/Source/Core/VideoBackends/OGL/FramebufferManager.cpp#L331

FramebufferManager::~FramebufferManager()
{
glBindFramebuffer(GL_FRAMEBUFFER, 0);
GLuint glObj[3];
// Note: OpenGL deletion functions silently ignore parameters of "0".
glDeleteFramebuffers(m_EFBLayers, m_efbFramebuffer); <=== Line 331
glDeleteFramebuffers(m_EFBLayers, m_resolvedFramebuffer);
delete [] m_efbFramebuffer;
delete [] m_resolvedFramebuffer;
m_efbFramebuffer = nullptr;
m_resolvedFramebuffer = nullptr;

Game is F-Zero GX