Firmware request, Msi 280x Gaming

S/N: 602-v277-19sb130904

Use >>this<<
Create a bootable usb stick (https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=165175.0).
Then unpack the previously provided archive (302.rar) and put the included file (TV277MH.302) on that stick.
Rename TV277MH.302 to 302.rom. Put the atiflash.exe also included in the archive on the USB stick too. Now boot from the stick.
Type atiflash -p -f -noaper 0 302.rom [ENTER] and let it flash the vbios.

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Request MSI 280x Gaming Bios

S/N:602-v277-19SB1309121805
**www.dropbox.com/s/1mh2gryxzcaytph/Tahiti.rom**
Could you please link me the software to flash it too ?:D

Here you go: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=173931.0;attach=12208
For flashing use: >>ATI Winflash<<

MSI 280X Gaming 3G - Crashing while gaming

Card is crashing while gaming has been going on since December intermittanly, it was purchased May 2014
Tested with Furmark and seems ok Hit max temp of 60-70 depending on ambient, same temps while gaming but randomly reboots.
Have tried differnt AMD drivers the latest Omega seems more unstable than the lastest beta, but crashing more with this one now.
Rolled back to 14.4 but the same.
Is this a faulty card or do I need a Bios update? ( if so please supply lgacy and uefi bios)
OS : Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
CPU: AMD FX-8350   20 °C
RAM: 16.0GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 937MHz (10-11-10-30)
MB : Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 (CPU 1)   25 °C
GFX: S23B550 (1920x1080@60Hz)
    MSI 280X GAMING 3G - 3072MB ATI AMD Radeon R9 200 Series (MSI)   29 °C
    vga bios : ms-v277 tv277ms.350 from MSI Update
    S/N : 602-v277-31sb1402067937
Storage
   1863GB Seagate ST2000DM 001-1CH164 SATA Disk Device (SATA)   34 °C
   1863GB Seagate ST2000DM 001-1CH164 SATA Disk Device (SATA)   31 °C
   1863GB Seagate ST2000DM 001-1CH164 SATA Disk Device (SATA)   28 °C
Optical Drives
   TSSTcorp CDDVDW SH-224DB ATA Device
Audio
   Realtek High Definition Audio
   PSU Corsair CX750
AMD Catalyst :
AMD 14.4
Tried 14.3
& Omega driver

Here you go though I doubt that vbios is the problem:
TV277MS.351 is legacy
TV277MH.351 is uefi
If no help follow >>Posting Guide<<

Request : R9 280x Gaming 6GB latest VBIOS

Hi all,
I've got a R9 280X GAMING 6G, but display flickering/blinking in 2D and in game.
After some research, update VBIOS may help to solve the problem, but the live update program always prompts download fail, so I would like to request the file at here.
Thanks for the help
Eddie

Nothing will happen as long as you don't follow what you have been asked to:
Quote from: flobelix on 02-January-15, 17:46:34
To see if there is a later version please add the current vbios. Save it to file, upload to some file hoster and add link here.

MOVED: MSI 280X Gaming OC 1050 / 1500 New EFI GOP BIOS

This topic has been moved to BETA & MOD BIOS Section.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=254187.0

Well, I crossflashed my 7970 TFIII OC to the 280X Gaming OC.
The card is cooler and runs faster, except for the "idle" bug, there is no other issue.
Maybe this BIOS would fix the idle bug, so I don't have to use the Gaming App.
Only problem with that BIOS is that it is old, from 2013., and does not support the GOP.

MSI 280x Gaming 3G Safe Sustained Temperature

Hi,
I'm new to overclocking and underclocking but since I have 2 cards that are close together and am running them at 100% usage 24/7 I've been unable to use normal clock speeds and have the card very underclocked (ex, 800,740). My question is how hot can I run these on a 24/7 basis without damaging the cards? I realize this may be a relative question but these are new cards and I expect a 5 year lifespan. From other forums I've been optimizing with a maximum sustained temperature of 89C, but I am trying to attain maximum performance. To do that I'll need to know how hot I can let them run, non-stop for 5 years.
The crossfire bridge is not installed, and I'm using the Z87-GD65 board with an intel i5-4670 (1100 Watt power supply).
Cards: R9 280X Gaming 3G BF4 s/n 602-V277-38SB1401027047

Quote from: rritoch on 27-February-14, 16:18:40
Thank you, that is a good answer to my original question. These 280x's though would overheat within minutes, to be exact when I returned them the computer shop tested it and it took almost exactly 2 minutes to reach 90C at manufacturer settings. The 280x is rated at 1000mhz and being able to run them non-stop at 800mhz would be reasonable but I couldn't even run them non-stop at 600mhz without them overheating. As for their intended purpose of gaming, including video and audio feeds with some voice recognition, object tracking, and object identification would probably be more than enough to create the same load that mining causes. I also intend to test neural networks and genetic algorithms on them, all things that could be included in a gameing engine for the purpose of enhancing difficulty based on player capability. If the cards can't handle a full load, than it's false advertising and the fully-loaded specs should be available to both programmers like myself, and consumers that are being mislead.
These cards are now in the hands of MSI, so I'll know more when I have normal 280x cards. With this information, knowing the safe temperatures and expected operating ranges I should be able to utilize these cards, but stop lying to consumers. The specs on the box are clearly their peak performance, and not the performance they can actually operate at.
Operating temp: 75C-79C
Core Speed: 800mhz
The one spec you left out is the memory speed? Can I expect this also needs to be toned down 20%?
Memory Speed: 1200mhz ???
memory speed is fine! at 1200MHz (4.8GHz effective as its 1200MHz x4) constantly that the chips are rated at they should function 8-12years without issue unless there defective and Mining also will not push the Chips very hard only the GPU as its mainly just plain data that being crunched (would expect no more then a 512MB load out of 2GB on each card or below) so there unstressed anyway (VRAM is only going to be stressed by games or benchmarks that have huge Visual Data sets of textures designed to cause a heavy visual load to be calculated) so the VRAM frequancy is nothing as the chips are usually rated for the frequancy 24/7 for 10+ years at a typical clock speed so do not worry about that but if your still concerned drop it to 1000MHz (4GHz effective) but it will make no difference really overall!
Quote from: rritoch on 27-February-14, 16:18:40
I'm also curios if these actual "safe" operational conditions are available via OpenCL, or if it is going to report 1000mhz. If so than any application written to utilize GPU (such as matlab) is likely going to burn up the card if the user doesn't know that it needs to be underclocked.
it will clock the GPU under load to its set High Frequency (dependant on what you set the speed at) under a heavy load as its not the Application doing so its the Cards VBIOS detecting a load and ramping up the Clocks to make the load be calculated faster as that is what people expect in a game to happen (Like I said before 24/7 operation over a long time frame is the realm of Professional cards that have been validated for a heavy work load not what these are which is Consumer Grade items that are many times cheaper and are disposable commodities generally as gamers usually upgrade them quite regular) so underclocking a consumer Grade item like your R9-280x is a good idea as your using them outside of there Design standard that is much lower a load then your throwing at the GPU and applications unless they are designed to alter the VBIOS Frequency limit then it will just use the default setting that is held in the driver table! <--- if your doing 24/7 calculation loading on a card of this level and you do not know to underclock and undervolt them then you are probably not meant to be doing so as you have too low a understanding of what its doing so really people who do that and they kill it are on there own as there doing something they have such little knowledge about that there asking for trouble! (you yourself seem to be fairly Knowledgeable to this which is why i'm not being very harsh with you because you do understand that if its overheating and getting near the limits to back it off to try and stop it breaking!)
TIP: when you get your new cards back from RMA let then sit under a Gaming load for a while (30-100% for 3-4 hours with 5 mins between each 30 mins max time frame loads "Maybe use a benchmark") to cure the TIM on the card to help its performance long term as you may have Baked the TIM to fast last time (dried it out too much) leading to the High temps by just throwing it into ultra high load mining constantly at it before it had had a chance to bed in and reach its correct thermal conduction rate Ruining it!

Bios Request MSI 290x Gaming 6gb

having 2d flickering issue
Model : MSI 290x Gaming 6g
s/n : 602-V277-40SB140207XXXX
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B9GxiL1WEqdeMHVUNDdzcHlNaWc/edit

there not updates for this card, you can ask msi here for it >>How to contact MSI.<<
else you can try to turn off cpu core parking http://bitsum.com/about_cpu_core_parking.php
and to check if that helps

UEFI Gop Bios request-R9 280X GAMING 3G

R9 280X GAMING 3G GDDR5/OC
S\N: 602-V277-38SB1401102042-988
BIOS rom:pan.baidu.com/s/1nt3bs2P
Needed UEFI GOP BIOS for this card
Thanks!!

This file hoster is a pain. It is slow, buggy and I don't understand a word. Use a different hoster like https://www.sendspace.com

MOVED: Request;new bios msi 280x gaming

This topic has been moved to GAMING Graphics Cards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=252081.0

Quote from: kimma.bergstrom on 04-January-15, 04:47:46
Bios : Not allowed to post external link, where should i send it ?
Upload it to some filehoster. If not allowed to post links yet, mask it by XX at beginning and end (e.g. XXlink.comXX)

[Request] Vbios for MSI 280x Gaming 3G OC

Hello,
I need a vbios for said card.
The S/N is: 602-V277-28SB1312065791
There is the GPU-Z thingy, at the bottom.

Quote from: ruta.andrea on Today at 10:01:29
you are sure that i have a > 1.2 version??? mmm...
your boards BIOS should be Version 1.4 out of the box as 1.4 was the current BIOS version being flashe...

Uefi gop request MSI 770 gaming 2gb oc

would like to please request the uefi bios for my card:
serial #: 601-v282-20sb1305091155
this bios:
MSI.GTX770.2048.130522.rom

Quote from: kabomber on 07-November-13, 04:07:43
sorry, ya 602-v282-20sb1305091155
Use this: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=172185.0;attach=11857

[Bios Request] Msi 970 Gaming 4G

Hi, i have a 970 gaming with the original bios, please recive the latest bios
S/N: 602-V316-050B141204XXXX
Cheers

Quote from: flobelix on 22-March-15, 17:38:54
That NV316MH.184, latest is NV316MH.186:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=184740.msg1456331#msg1456331
OK, many thanks.

Request - MSI 290x Gaming 4G vbios

hi
somebody to be so kind and post the latest bios:
290x gaming 4g
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thanks

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Request - MSI GTX780 Gaming vbios

I have the following card and need the latest vbios
S/N 602-v298-050B1401047403
bios version - 80.80.21.00.75
Bios link
https:// www. dropbox. com/s/6wo8mkz1k5wl7tl/1004.rom
Need the updated vbios cause my system is UEFI.

Use the attached.
Decompress the provided .rar archive with Winrar: http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
Then flash the included file with Nvflash for dos: http://www.guru3d.com/files_details/nvflash_download.html
To do so rename the included file to .rom and create a dos bootstick (https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=165175.0)
Put nvflash and the vbios file on it and boot from the stick. Then type nvflash -4 -5 -6 gop.rom (if renamed vbios that way) and hit enter. Confirm the questions and let the tool flash

Request: MSI 280x BIOS

S/N: 602-V277-19SB1309120118
https://www.dropbox.com/s/iysz4u5y8fstvy2/BACKUP%20BIOS%201.rom
AND
S/N: 602-v277-19SB1309045700
https://www.dropbox.com/s/m45zbpkfpuwhdfj/BACKUP%20BIOS%202.rom
or can i just use this bios?
http://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/146769/msi-r9280x-3072-131009.html

Use this: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=173931.0;attach=12208
Never download random vbios files from such sites as you linked to. It's not enough that the vbios is for a specific vga model as different batches are using different versions. Even a vbios for the same model can kill your card. The right version must be verified by S/N

Firmware request, Msi 280x Gaming

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