570 GTX TWINFROZR III Memory (noob question)

So i finally received my MSI N570GTX TWINFROZR POWER EDITION/OC card a couple of days ago , sofar quite impressed except for 3DMark11 scores
Anyways, can someone please explain to me this "Memory Clock Speed(MHz)" as in the specifications on the MSI Site it states that it is 4000.
On MSI Afterburner it says "Memory Clock (MHz)" is 2000. This confuses me
Please do note this is a Noob Question.

Quote from: mute_ZA on 14-June-11, 18:21:24
Thanks Svet, that makes sense and gives me quite a relief.
And if you look from some other applications like GPU-Z instead Afterburner, then you should multiply by 4 instead 2

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I have an MSI Geforce GTX 570 Twin Frozr III PE/OC which appears to be causing system instability (graphical corruption upon boot i.e before windows), and BSOD. It typically occurs from a cold boot resulting in BSOD after the Windows logo. This will occur 2-3 times. The system then runs stably.
I have tracked this problem down to this card when running at x16 mode in my primary PCIe slot (slot 2, x16_1) on my motherboard. It does not occur if the card is in slot 5 (x16_2) where it only runs at x8 speed (2.5Gb/s rather than 5Gb/s). This does not occur if I place a borrowed Geforce GTX 260 in the primary PCIe slot (it runs at x16 fine and causes no such system instability).
I have tried out various mobo BIOS updates, checked all my system files, updated (and rolled back) my NVIDIA drivers, and checked my memory for errors with Memtest 86+. I cannot find any updates to my video card BIOS.
Can I assume the card is faulty, or does anyone have any other possible solutions?
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Its a Corsair 750TX V2 (750 watt). I am also running 1 SSD, 2 hard drives and a blue-ray optical drive. You don't think its too much for the PSU do you?
The PSU its plenty enough
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No I haven't tried it on another computer and I don't think its very likely I'll get the chance.
there is not much options then, except to RMA the card and to hope the problem to be there.
[else the problem will remain]

GTX 570 Twin Frozr III POWER Edition

Hey guys,
i just got the GTX 570 Twin Frozr III POWER Edition and i love the card but it seems to run quite loud at fan speed above 48% so i made a custom fan control in afterburner
and the card runs at 71C - 75C under full load in games(crysis2, witcher 2), are those temperatures too high? if not what is the max safe temp i should be running at?
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Quote from: Henry on 31-July-11, 05:13:04
Those temps are normal under a heavy load, nothing at all to worry about.
some people said i can lower the fan speed and just let the card run at 80C, so my last question is:
Is 80C under load an acceptable temperature to run this card at for let's say 4 non-stop gaming hours a day?
and thanks for reply ^^

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I have MSI GTX 570 Twin Frozr III POWER Edition OC, when I attached second monitor to this card temperature in IDLE mode on this card goes higher from ~38C with one monitor to around ~45-6C with second.
Card with attached two monitors do not goes in 2D mode, I readed its a nvidia bug and I should upgdate my BIOS.
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http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/3726/19936167.gif
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http://img851.imageshack.us/img851/1857/27227099.gif
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Quote from: PeterMac on 10-May-12, 01:13:08
From 50MHz on GPU at idle desktop with single monitor to 770MHz!! with two monitors for what ?
to support the second monitor it seems.
read the link
http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2483

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My brand new MSI GTX 570 Twin Frozr III OC is unstable. When under load suddenly the sound hangs and the GTX shuts down for a second and the screen goes black. After this it works again. Some games can handle this, but with others I'm back @ desktop.
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Problem Event Name:   APPCRASH
Application Name:   Bioshock2.exe
Application Version:   1.0.0.1
Application Timestamp:   4d9fc504
Fault Module Name:   Bioshock2.exe
Fault Module Version:   1.0.0.1
Fault Module Timestamp:   4d9fc504
Exception Code:   c0000005
Exception Offset:   003ed2eb
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Locale ID:   1043
Additional Information 1:   0a9e
Additional Information 2:   0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
Additional Information 3:   0a9e
Additional Information 4:   0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
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I will try to find another PC to test the card in. Can I do something else to maybe test the motherboard or processor?

MSI GTX570 TwinFrozr III Power Edition: Unstable at stock unless fan is 100%

Hello Everyone,
I got my GTX 570 TwinFrozr III Power Edition yesterday and I like it a lot. I've been testing it and running it through various benchmarks and games to find the best stable overclocks with Afterburner. By doing this I noticed a few things that lead me to question if there is a problem.
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I tried another thing as well, I left the card at stock VID (0.962v) and put the fan speed to 100% and I noticed all errors and artifacts completely gone. So I lowered fan speed to 70% because 100% is too loud for me and 70% is still pretty loud but it's better... I found that at 70% I still got some errors but not a lot. Let me just say that my GPU Core temperatures are amazing. never over 62c.
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I love this card, but if I ever resell in the future and someone installs this card they will think its broken.
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Thanks MSI.

Thanks for the reply Henry, but the problem here is that it wasn't stable from the factory at their settings.
Do you understand how this can be problematic for me if I ever decided to sell the card? It is no problem for me to raise the voltage at all. I think this card is phenomenal, but if I ever sold this card to someone else who doesn't want to or know how to overclock or adjust voltages, it would be classified as a broken or faulty video card.
Also scratch the stability at 100% fan speed. I still get some errors, although not many. The card seems to be stable around 1.018 volts at default overclocked settings.
I just didn't expect MSI to make a mistake on the stock VID. If there were a way for them to fix it through a bios update it would be great.
Edit: Just for the record, the card is a great overclocker and is very stable. The only gripe I have is that it isn't stable at default frequencies unless I bump voltage to 1.018. This is no problem for me, but if I ever were to sell this card, I would have to have a disclaimer that it is unstable unless you put voltage higher?
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Just curious about this embedded chip at the back of the card.hmmm…….
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Bundled Accessories:
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•1x DVI to VGA dongle
• Utility Disc
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Driver: Nvidia 270.61
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Snapped a picture of the frozen screen with white squares:

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Re: Noob Question Re: Encoding to DVD
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Message was edited by: jbowden
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But that's still Nvidia drivers, you haven't answered my question:
Quote from: Svet on 25-April-13, 02:52:02
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I noticed there is a switch on the MSI 570 Twin frozr III card:
http://i.imgur.com/M0NBW.jpg
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Quote from: Th3Hunt3r on 12-June-11, 07:14:54
i also asked about this in my thread with few other questions, but i never got your reply..
anyway i noticed that in silent mode i can adjust only gpu voltage, rest is disabled(mem and aux voltage).. Is it suppose to be like that?
Yes, sounds logical

MSI GTX570 TwinFrozr III Power Edition: Unstable at stock settings | SPLIT

Hello,
Same problem with my card also same model GTX 570 Twin Frozr III Power Edition/OC not stable at stock clocks 770/4000 (artifacts on 3DMark 11)
I even plan do not OC it and stay on default clocks for now, but today I start bechmarks and notice only in 3DMark 11 artifacts (red sqares/dots) in others benchmarks I don't noticed any, or in games.
I bought it 3 days ago and I thinking to exchange it for another, what are you think is worth ? or could you here help me somehow ? I see is possible to upgrade new updated bios with higher voltage.
Is it 100% safe to flash this in Windows 7 64bit ?
I don't know how to check which voltage is enough for stock clocks ? Is that cards was not tested before they go to market ?
As I know I have to increase the voltage by MSI Afterburner Core Voltage (mV) a little and checking stability/artifacts ?
I checked orginal default voltage VDDC in GPU-Z and is 0,9120V at idle, and 0,9880V at stress.

Quote from: PeterMac on 16-May-11, 21:09:35
I rec video how it's work on default
You think other one should be good ? or maybe all of this cards are not stable on defaults voltage/clocks
Not for all, it should work as is.
Eventually can be fixed with bios update, with voltage bump
So either try bump the voltage until it makes stable then i can make a bios for you,
or rma it

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