6950 Twin Frozr III PE problem

Such a problem. The video card 6950 Twin Frozr III PE 2 GB when you change the settings in CCC artifacts appear and the system hangs after a few seconds. On the Russian forum one of the users have described this problem, but got no reply.
Except for problems with the ССС, graphics card behaves quite adequately.
To my letter to AMD told me that I did not reference card and I need to communicate with the manufacturer. Cards from Asus, Sapphire on this system works without problems. I changed the driver 11.6-11.9, reinstalled Windows, it does not help.
Asus P8H67-M LX / Core i5-2400 / Samsung DDR3 1333 2x2 Gb / Chieftec CFT-650-14CS / Win 7 x64 max (original OEM). Graphics Card 6950 Twin Frozr III PE 2 Gb
Sorry for the bad English.

I turned off the automatic fan control, set it at 80% to estimate the maximum noise also changed the Ai settings. In both cases, once the artifacts, in 2-3 seconds, the system hung. Drivers - catalist 11.9. On the disk driver is too old.

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6950 Twin Frozr III/PE, Low FPS, Low GPU usage

I could use some help, I've tried everything I can think of and no luck so far so maybe someone here can help. I spent all weekend trying to fix it with no luck.
I am having issues with my MSI 6950 Twin Frozr III/Power Edition cards. When playing a games my GPU usage never seems to get above 50%. I've tried each card individually and in crossfire but it never seems to make a difference. My frame rates fluctuate between 70 and 20 FPS while the GPU load fluctuates between 30-50%. Crossfire or not the frame rates and GPU usage stays about the same, never using more than 60% of the GPU. I only recently began seeing issues but I don't remember exactly when it started.
Hardware tried:
MSI 6950 Twin Frozr III/Power Edition (not flashed to 6970)
AMD Phenom II x6 1090T @4.0GHz
MSI 890FXA-GD70
16GB Mushkin DDR3 1600
Mushkin SATA III SSD
NZXT HALE90 850W PSU
14x FN 120RB 120mm fans
Aquacomputer Airplex Radiator with built in D5 Pump
i7-2600K @4.6GHz
ASUS P8P67 Pro
16GB Corsair DDR3 1600
OCZ Vertex 3 SSD
SeaSonic X750 Gold 750W
Corsair H60
Things I've tried (tried with both cards individually and in crossfire with no change, and in both systems, and various combinations)
-Current Drivers 12.10
-Rolling drivers back to 11.11
-Beta 12.11 Drivers
-Set constant voltage in Afterburner (heard that was causing conflict problems between Afterburner and CCC)
-Tried switching the cards between my 1090T @4.0GHz and my i7-2600K @4.6GHz and no change (both CPUs stay at around 60-70% so I dont think thats the bottleneck)
-Set power tune to +20%
-Tried clean install of windows 7 and no change
-Checked both PSUs with tester and both check out fine (not sure if the load is too much for them though)
Games that I've tried (with issues):
-Borderlands 2
-Hawken
-Dishonord
-Skyrim
-Dirt 3
-Saints Row 3
-Need for Speed: Most Wanted (always been bad but doesn't seem to be made any worse like the others)
I'm getting very discouraged and really hoping my graphics cards aren't going bad (they are only a year old). Any help is greatly appreciated.

can you test either of the card in another PC?
have you tried to turn off the vsync?

MOVED: Can I unlock 6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition to 6970 shaders?

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Undervolting & Modding Corner.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=148995.0

Quote from: v1p3r on 25-May-11, 09:02:27
Hi,
I have purchased the MSI 6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition.
I was wondering if it can be unlocked to the 6970 shaders? Thanks.
OK, HERE IS THE SKIVY, THE MSI R6950 TWIN FROZER 3 PE OC 2GIG, DOES UNLOCK, I FLASHED THE CARD WITH SUPPLIED BIOS FROM MSI, R6950PEX.BIN IT UNLOCKS ALL, VOLTAGE CORE, OVERCLOCK, ETC. I DID NOT SEE ANY CHANGE HOWEVER IN THE SHADERS, MY GPU-Z IS THE UP TO DATE VERSION. SO NOT SURE IF THEY UNLOCK OR NOT. I ALSO PURPOSELY FLASHED A 6970 BIOS, ON THE CARD AS WELL // CRASHED IT. FLICKED THE **BIOS SWITCH** & BOOM IT BOOTS UP NO PROBLEM, IN WINDOWS, RUNNING, I SWITCHED IT BACK, & REFLASHED THE ORIGINAL BIOS OVER THE 6970 BIOS.....SO FAR EVERYTHING WORKS AWESOME // GREAT DESIGN HERE....THIS IS MY FIRST RADEON BASED CARD IN LIKE 15 YEARS // GONNA PLAY SOME MORE & I WILL REPOST WHEN I FIGURE OUT THE SHADERS.........MrStude2r5

Can I unlock 6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition to 6970 shaders?

Hi,
I have purchased the MSI 6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition.
I was wondering if it can be unlocked to the 6970 shaders? Thanks.

Quote from: v1p3r on 25-May-11, 09:02:27
Hi,
I have purchased the MSI 6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition.
I was wondering if it can be unlocked to the 6970 shaders? Thanks.
OK, HERE IS THE SKIVY, THE MSI R6950 TWIN FROZER 3 PE OC 2GIG, DOES UNLOCK, I FLASHED THE CARD WITH SUPPLIED BIOS FROM MSI, R6950PEX.BIN IT UNLOCKS ALL, VOLTAGE CORE, OVERCLOCK, ETC. I DID NOT SEE ANY CHANGE HOWEVER IN THE SHADERS, MY GPU-Z IS THE UP TO DATE VERSION. SO NOT SURE IF THEY UNLOCK OR NOT. I ALSO PURPOSELY FLASHED A 6970 BIOS, ON THE CARD AS WELL // CRASHED IT. FLICKED THE **BIOS SWITCH** & BOOM IT BOOTS UP NO PROBLEM, IN WINDOWS, RUNNING, I SWITCHED IT BACK, & REFLASHED THE ORIGINAL BIOS OVER THE 6970 BIOS.....SO FAR EVERYTHING WORKS AWESOME // GREAT DESIGN HERE....THIS IS MY FIRST RADEON BASED CARD IN LIKE 15 YEARS // GONNA PLAY SOME MORE & I WILL REPOST WHEN I FIGURE OUT THE SHADERS.........MrStude2r5

R6950 Twin Frozr III 2gb Problem

Hi guys, got a problem with one of my cards that is in Crossfire..
Setup - i7 920, 20gb Gskill DDR3 1600mhz, Asus P6T Deluxe, Corsair AX950w 80+, 2 x R6950 Twin Frozr III 2gb Catalyst 12.3
Problem - These card's have been fine for around 6 months working in crosfire. Last couple of days defects have started to appear and now one of the card fails to be reckognized. I have taken out the card and tried it in another system and the system wont even post. I have tried switching the fan profile to see if this helps but still no post. 1st card is working perfectly in my main system and other systems I have.
Even bigger Problem - The shop where I have purchased the cards "SELEXIUM" last year is now bankrupt. Here is the article http://www.societe.com/societe/sarl-nextware-504241654.html
So I really dont know what to do, I have logged a ticket with msi to see if they can help..
Does anybody have experiance with MSI and returning cards directly to them in Europe ? Will they accept a RMA from a End User ?

for europe, its only via reseller.
contact near MSI office and explain the situation.
>>How to contact MSI.<<

6950 Twin FROZR III Fan blade BROKE!!!!Help!

when i was playing a game, i turned the fan to 80% fan speed and this happened :( the card is 1 week old and newegg can't help me...What can i do... if i leave the fan like this it will die because its unbalanced

Quote from: Svet on 20-April-11, 16:21:29
My advice is best RMA it as is, msi/reseller normally will not accept modified stuffs.
Also the FAN is a new special design introduced with Twin Frozr III Thermal Design called Propeller Blade fan. [images attached]
* MSI Propeller Blade technology generates 20% more airflow than traditional
design, and the airflow covers wider area for the better heat dissipation. Twin Frozr
III thermal design provides 11°C cooler & 13.9dB quieter than reference cooler .
20% More Airflow with Exclusive Propeller Blade Technology
The MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition is equipped with the latest Twin Frozr III dual fan thermal solution. The MSI-exclusive Propeller Blade technology features air channels on the edge of the blades to expand total airflow by up to 20%! The twin 8cm PWM fans, heat pipe technology, large surface-area nickel-plated copper base and high fin density all serve to rapidly draw excess heat away from the graphics card. Under a full load, the R6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition GPU runs 11˚C cooler than the reference design, and noise emission is reduced by 13.9 dB— validating the superior cooling performance and silent running advantages of the Twin Frozr III.
Since active users may use their graphics cards for a variety of applications, MSI developed the exclusive P/S Switch function for controlling the speed of the fans. The Performance Mode is used to achieve an optimal cooling performance, helping to keep the GPU cool even under high loads. For applications or settings where noiselessness is preferred, the Silent Mode can be utilized as the appropriate mode for gaming or movies, ensuring that fan noise is kept to a minimum while still receiving outstanding cooling performance.
if i RMA it they said i probably wont get a TF3 back, i want a TF3 I paid for a tf3. or atleast the fan....they wont even sell me a fan..and to rma it i need to pay 45$+shipping..think im gonna file a bbb on newegg..
msi wont even let me buy a replacement fan -_-

MSI 6950 Twin FROZR II OC Problems...

I just installed my card and installed new drivers. When I view the CCC (Catalyst Control Center) it shows my GPU clock at 250mhz and Memory clock at 150mhz. What's the deal here? I've uninstalled ALL drivers, went through the registry and uninstalled the card via properties. I then re-installed everything fresh and still see this. Is my card DOA? I see the desktop in my 1920 x 1080 resolution just fine. So not sure why the numbers would say that. From what I know of the card it should say 810mhz and 1250mhz. Changing CCC settings in the overdrive to the default does nothing.

Ok then that's odd. It used to show for my last card the 5750 the default core clock and memory all the time. This card apparently it's only under load because now it says 810 and 1250. I ran CPUID which shows the GPU info too and it only showed the graphic cards name and RAM but no info for the clocks. Which is suspicious (as my last card it showed all of the info). Anyway, I'm running Bad Company 2 on full settings (everything on and on max) and I'm pulling 60fps almost steady (between 50 and 60). So I guess I'm good. :\ <--- I say that because it's not giving me the warm and fuzzy I would have hoped for.

6950 Twin FrozR III no voltage control with AfterBurner

Hi,
Posted this in the graphics card forum but this might be better place
I can't seem to get core voltage slider enabled with Afterburner 2.3.1. I ticked the box in options ?? CCC is also disabled.

can you test either of the card in another PC?
have you tried to turn off the vsync?

R6950 Twin Frozr III Issue

Ok, brand new build P8P67 Pro (Rev 3) initially boots up fine and I install windows. The next day I get no output to monitor with my MSI 6950 Twin Frozr III, also motherboard is beeping to indicate no VGA detected. Put it in second PCI-E slot and bingo, it works but it's at 8x.
Presume mobo faulty, got an MSI Z68A GD65, I get the exact same problem, won't show anything in primary slot but will run fine in secondary at 8x.
I really don't understand what the problem could be if not the graphics card in this case.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Rest of the spec:
i5 2600k (stock speed)
Corsair TX 650,
Kingston HyperX Genesis Grey 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 PC3-12800C9 1600MHz.

reseat the card into the slot and ensure that's filled very well into the PCI-E slot
also ensure that all power cables are connected to the VGA.

NGTX570 Twin Frozr iii Power Edition/OC freezing problem

Hello,
I have problem with my card. In some games at total random time my screen freeze and I get some little white "bolts" all over my screen, display driver stop working and i must do ctrl+alt+del to exit that process or sometimes i cannot do anything and i must restart PC on button. Look at picture which are posted and u will see whats happen. I have installed latest drivers, but i still have that problem.
I never clocked graphic card, its on default settings.
I bought this card 27.12.2011 and have this problem from the start.
My config is:
CPU AMD Phenom 2 X4 965
Motherboard M4A87TD
NGTX570 Twin Frozr iii Power Edition/OC
Kingston DDR3 12GB
Chieftec 650W
Regards,
Veljko

I didn't pay attention because it doesn't often happen. I still have guarantee - for 2 years, but the problem is that if i send my card back they will check the card and the problem may not happen and they will send me my card back. I have mentioned before that the problem occurs at random time.
One thing more, when I test the card in hard tests like Furmark and Kombustor that problem never happens. It occurs in video games which are not very demanding. I would ask you if it is usual that the temperature is always over 70 degrees in every game (even over 80 when playing new demanding games). I ask you that because i have read on various forums that the temperature doesn't increases that much.
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Twin Frozr III fan sticker?

I have video card with Twin Frozr III cooling system and I have problem one fan is not working correctly and I think to put some oil in it (that helped in previous MSI cards) but problem is fan on Twin Frozr III is without sticker they have plastic plug on top which is unmovable I think glue sealed, question is how to put new oil in fan?

contact to reseller about it

Geforce GTX 570 Twin Frozr III PE/OC and BSOD

Hi,
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?
Spec is:
Windows 7 64-bit
Intel I5-2500K
Asus P8Z68V-Gen 3 mobo
8Gb Corsair DDR3 1800 mem
MSI Geforce GTX Twin Frozr III PE/OC
Cheers!

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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]

N570GTX Twin Frozr III Power Edition/OC ----- No Boot / Blue Screen

Hello all,
  I recently purchase a brand new N570GTX Twin Frozr III Power Edition/OC. Previous to installing the card I had a gt250 with the latest Nvidia drivers installed (285.62). I installed the n570 and booted up no problems. I was able to see the new card installed in device manager and also confirmed it in afterburner. However, I wasn't able to set or view the voltage settings even after enabling in preferences and restarting afterburner. Although, the remaining settings / stats seemed to work fine. I was also able to do a full kombuster (ultra settings) benchmark with no problems, receiving a decent score and topping out temps in the high 50's I think. I also played a few games and turned up settings with no trouble.
  When I rebooted my machine as the windows load screen popped up I got a BSOD and an error referencing nvlddmkm.sys. All reboots there after either failed to the same BSOD error or rebooted the machine. Booting into safe mode had no problem as did booting into normal mode if I uninstalled all nvidia drivers first. As long as I boot into safe mode or there's no drivers installed it doesn't fail.
  I've tried every version of the nvidia drivers I can find. 286.62, the newest 290 beta drivers, the 266 versions that came on the cd and multiple 270's version that were noted the most stable in internet forums...all produce the same results. I then updated the bios on my motherboard to the latest. I also reinstalled a fresh copy of win7 x64, and ran all system updates include service pack 1. I did all those updates with my 250 installed. After I had a solid system I put in the n570 and rebooted. I again had a perfect boot and was able to access the card (not the voltage via afterburned or any info via live update 5). I was able to run benchmarks etc once again. Upon a reboot, it failed back to the BSOD again. I repeated the multiple driver tests, all failed the same.
  If anyone could suggest something other than RMA I would be happy to give something else a try. It seems silly to RMA a card that works so well on first boot until I reboot windows. But I'm out of ideas...
System specs:
N570GTX Twin Frozr III Power Edition/OC
Intel Core i7 950
6gigs Ram
730 watt power supply (w/ dual pci-e power connectors)
Gigabyte x58a-ud3r rev2 (newest bios - standard clock speeds - default voltage settings for pcie)
Win7 x64 Service pack 1 (all windows updates)
Thanks for any help.

Also, if it helps to note, on the initial install (both times) the card was stable for hours until I shut down and rebooted. If it were a power issue wouldn't it be unlikely to be stable for such a long time (even during stress tests) and then not even be able to load windows correct after a reset? Seems like a driver issue to me, however as I've said I've tried them ALL haha.
Thanks for the help

HD7950 OC Twin Frozr III Boost Edition

Hello,
I have this issue with my video card.
I changed 2 times drivers, reinstalled OS, dropped frequencies, nothing.
Can be solved?

Apologize
CPU: AMD FX8350
MOBO:Asus M5A99X EVO R2.0
BIOS:1503 16/01/2013
MEM:Kingston 4X4GB@1600. 1.65v
SSD:Kingston HyperX 3K 120GB
VGA MSI Radeon HD7950 OC Twin Frozr III Boost Edition()
COOLER:Cooler Thermalright HR-02 Macho Rev. A (BW)
PSU:Corsair Professional Series HX650 80 PLUS Gold ---- 54A ON 12V RAIL
OC WIN7/64
All components, not have more than 3 months.
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MSI nVidia GTX 560ti Twin frozr III loss of output

Hi folks,
I recently needed my monitor to test another rig and upon plugging it back in I discovered my MSI nVidia GTX 560ti Twin frozr III no longer has video output, I have tried different outputs, different cables, different displays and different motherboard slots to no avail. Had a search around and couldn't find any other instances of this. The card is 2 years old now but has always functioned perfectly (apart from the well publicised memory temperature problem). Any ideas what might be causing this issue?
Regards,
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Windows 7 PRO SP1 64bit
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MSI nVidia GTX 560ti Twin frozr III
Corsair Vengeance 2x4GB DDR3
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I'm assuming drives and case aren't the issue so not listing them.

The card is 2 years old, but how long wasn't it used for and did you ever had any problems with it?
First of all, I would reset CMOS >>Clear CMOS Guide<< so all the OC is removed (write down settings of CPU OC if you want to use it later on).
Then (I don't know Asus boards) would look through the BIOS if it recognises the card. Possible you should get rid of the possible dust in PCIe slot?
Also: while card is plugged in, run computer and: try all the video ports, even those on motherboard (maybe board doesn't recognise the card and wants to run integrated gpu if there is any).
Last but not least: ask a friend/colleague if you can test your card in their computer. Best if it would be different brand of motherboard, and power supply. Possibly power supply is screwed up somewhere (broken connection)and doesn't deliver enough power to give output.
Does the card start up when you run the PC (fans of the card)?

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