24/7 temps for MSI Froze III?

What are considered normal temps for this card, I have it set to silent profile on the card itself and when playing games it goes to around 72c max. Is this ok for 24/7 temps?
Thanks

Apologies is the GTX 570, on silent it goes to 72C max at around 55% fans, whats the max sort of 24/7 temps I should aim for as I love a quiet computer

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Idle temps for MSI R7850 Twin Frozr 2GD5/OC?

Hello everyone,
I'm concerned about my idle temperatures for this card. I just received it and based on reviews, most people are idling around 30C. However, my card is idling above 55C (without OC). I have adequate cooling in my case, and I've even tested it without the side of the case attached. What could cause my idle temperature to be so high?
Thanks!

Quote from: flobelix on 01-August-12, 04:00:22
Keep in mind you are using dual monitor. Even in idle the card will therefor consum far more power than a vga with just one display connected. Consuming more power means more heat so questionable if the idle temps of "most people" you refered to were also using dual monitor. What are your load temps?
The voltage difference between 2 monitors and 1 is 0.9V vs 0.825V. HOWEVER, I did notice that with a single monitor the GPU Memory clock drops (to 150MHz) during idle, but with dual monitor it stays at full speed when idle (Driver issue? I'm running 12.7 beta). A single monitor drops my idle temps down to around 44/46C. IF I force the GPU memory clock to be at the same idle speed when using a single monitor, the temperature for Dual Monitor during idle drops to 44/46C, the SAME as single monitor. That is at 1.075V. That is still a good 15C above what others are reporting. In this case, I'm not seeing a difference in temp between dual a single monitors when I force the GPU Mem Clock to the idle speed.
With load I get between 70C and 80C running Furmark.
One of the reasons I bought this card was because of its ability to overclock. If I'm already that far above in temp, then I feel like I'm going to hit a wall much sooner than I should. I feel like something weird is going on with my card.

UEFI Bios Request for MSI Twin Frozr III HD 7950 O/C Non Boost card, has 7970pcb

Its this one Version: 015.020.000.000.001083 You make this forum far to complicated to navigate for old people , could not figure out how to insert an image, and you can't post external links either. So i linked the bios version, great cards by the way i have two of them, purchased a new motherboard that supports UEFI so I wanted to try. Thanks. More info:
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3GB 500E/150M
(C) 1988-2010, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
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CCC Overdrive Limits
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Memory Clk: 1250.00 MHz
Flags: Boot Clock State 1
Core Clk: 880.00 MHz
Memory Clk: 1250.00 MHz
Flags: Optimal Perf Clock State 2
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Memory Clk: 1250.00 MHz
Flags: UVD Clock State 3
Core Clk: 300.00 MHz
Memory Clk: 150.00 MHz Flags:

S/n : 602-v277-05sb1205073711 first card S/n 602-v277-05sb1206017147 for Msi Twin Frozr III Hd 7950 o/c regarding UEFI bios request.

PC Alert III for MSI ?

Hi folks,
This may be in the wrong place but can you help?
PC keeps sutting down and it looks like its PC Alert so can you tell me how to sort it.
"Thank you for submitting an error report. The error was likely caused by:
PC Alert III for MSI desktop MainBoard
PC Alert III for MSI desktop MainBoard was created by Micro-Star International, Ltd. Micro-Star International, Ltd informed Microsoft that they have a solution available for the problem you reported. To learn more about the solution, Micro-Star International, Ltd recommends that you visit the following website:"
Cheers

Hi,
Well download it and install it then!
You have a choice of two - best to use either one or the other of these:
For MBM5 - Here:
http://mbm.livewiredev.com/
and for SpeedFan - Here
http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php
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PC Alert III for MSI desktop MainBoard was created by Micro-Star International, Ltd. Micro-Star International, Ltd informed Microsoft that they have a solution available for the problem you reported. To learn more about the solution, Micro-Star International, Ltd recommends that you visit the following website:"
Btw, what did it say you should do at the website to fix the problem? Post the website link here so we can have a look at it!
Axel

Msi mega 180. serial for media center III?

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Simon

Either its on the CD-cover or on the thing the CD comes in. Clear enough?

Big problem with HAWK system "twin froz III"

Hi, i have this 3 cards, my problem is the temp with the system TWIN FROZ III
the temps in game with the nvidia 560 GTX TI HAWK is 87º with an ambient temp of 28º " playing 5 minutes )
with core clock and shadder clock default
underclocking to the twin froz II version ( 880 core clock ) the temps with 2 hours of play is of 81º with a ambient temp of 23º
Switching the mode of PERFORMANCE AND SILENT the temps are the same ( i restarted my pc to test )
and well...
with the GTX 560 AND GTX 560 TI TWIN FROZ II
the temps playing for 2 hours is of 65º MAX
so... i dont know what to do with the " TWIN FROZ III HAWK "
any idea? bios upgrade dont do nothing, drivers MSI dont do nothing, drivers NVIDIA dont do nothing..
so where is the problem? the thermal compound of the manofacturers? too much? to less? bad thermal?

This is just a guess, you would need to ask MSI for a confirmation, and I doubt they would confirm.
But.
I reckon that some batches of the MSI 560Ti HAWK just had poor heat sink connection.
When I took the heat sink off mine, the surface was extremely rough, with highly visible (and feel-able with your fingernail) grooves all over it. Possibly to compensate for that, it was slathered with too much thermal paste. Removing the factory-applied thermal paste and doing my own, thinner application of thermal paste dropped the temps by about 4-5 degrees.
I recently got some wet-n-dry sandpaper, and have been lapping the heatsink to remove the mechanical grooves. As I did this, I noticed that the lapping wasn't occurring evenly. This means that the surface of the heatsink, as well as having machining grooves, was not even particularly flat. Both of these things would reduce its performance.
It took me 3.5 hours of lapping with 80-grit wet n dry sandpaper to get the surface flat, and will take another hour or two to polish it up. (see pictures at start, and after 1 hour, to see how uneven the surface is). Will let you know if i see any further temp improvement after lapping.
Perhaps people who already get good temps with their MSI HAWK were lucky enough to get a very flat, well machined heat sink surface, without too much thermal paste.
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Request: GOP Vbios for MSI R7850 twin Frozr-2GD5/OC

Quote from: Svet on 01-November-13, 23:19:40
np
Hi!
i have msi r7850 twin frozer III 2gb
Serial number is: 602-V273-01SB1204055350
bios:015.017.000.000.000861 (113-c4030400-100
am i use this TV273MH.150 gop vbios in my card ? many thanks...
gpuz.techpowerup.com/13/12/25/dfm.png

Don't hijack other topics please. For your own issue open an own topic: >>Please read and comply with the Forum Rules.<<
This time I did it for you by splitting your post off.
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am i use this TV273MH.150 gop vbios in my card ?
If you want to ask if you can use TV273MH.150 then no you need TV273MH.111. Neither the gpu-z readout nor screenshot would be helpful without the S/N by the way as those do NOT readout the actual bios version.
Now use attached TV273MH.111.

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MSI FROZR III Black screen sound buzzing

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Brain food for MSI engineers, malware in MSI hardware

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That was long email, if you made it to the end then thanks a lot for your time and patience. Have some coffee and have a great day.
Ciao,
protob
PS: The TOSHIBA (Linux) and Sony (VISTA) laptops that I am using right now seems to have caught the same malware. This is MSIs great opportunity to improve the hardware+marketing and take over the market. :-)

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