GT60 0NE new EC getting very high temps

Hi , i have a GT60 0ne with gtx680m. I just update the firmware n bios but the new EC which i download (16F3EMS1.413.zip) from the msi site is making my gpu pretty hot. Temps used to be 79-80 on full load and
now my highs are like getting onto 90s and it seems the fan doesnt scale very well with the temps. It is much more quiet in fact after the new EC update but its making my gpu running like an oven.
Any advice or help would be appreciated.
Thank you

Quote from: trigger25sg on 24-November-12, 05:20:18
Hi flobelix and thanks for the clarification. I just flashed back the old EC from msi china as most msi sites have been updated with the new EC. Yup its loud but i think i have more peace of mind.
Thank you.
which old version is this?

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