GTX 760 Overheat problem

Hi, I have a problem with my gtx 760. Bought a whole new computer about 2 months ago with this graphic card but I seem to have problem with overheating. When I start up any game even on low graphical settings the fan just goes to full speed and the temperature climbs to 80C in few minutes, however on some games where I had this problem, such as fifa, it seems to go away when I enabled v-sync, the temperature hovers around the 40C mark. On other games even enabling v-sync won't help. My graphic drivers are up to date. Thanks in advance for any help and suggestions
MY pc specs:
Intel Core i5-4670 3.40GHz
8gb RAM
MSI H87-G43 Motherboard
2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760

Quote from: Dadioo on 08-November-13, 03:55:12
GTX 760, can't be more specific than that
Yes, you can: http://www.msi.com/service/search/?kw=N760&type=product

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When I play, it's just crash the game and shut down to desktop with a message "X" of the game. I need to Underclocking to 1006mhz (-105) on MSI Afterburner (Default 1136) to play!
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Quote from: flobelix on 25-March-14, 02:18:26
Try the attached (101 is normal and 110 is the LN2 version)
Decompress the provided .rar archive with Winrar: http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
Then flash the desired file with Nvflash for dos: http://www.guru3d.com/files_details/nvflash_download.html
To do so rename the desired file to .rom and create a dos bootstick (https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=165175.0)
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What you edited in this bios? equal the default clock/gpu clock? ps: I downgrade this on msi afterburner, my mistake if I sent it downgranded.
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I bought a new video card last month. From my Hd4670 this was a big jump, but i only enjoyed my GTX760 Hawk just for 2 weeks. After i decided that my 22 inch lg monitor was too small for movies I bought a HDMI cable to connect my Toshiba LED display to my new video card. Everything worked fine the first night, but in the morning while i was watching TV something went wrong, smoke started going out from the tv and sparks from the back of my video card. The pc was turned off so i tried to turn it on and I realized that everything was functioning including the GPU but I had no signal on my monitor. The TV was dead, it didn't even start anymore. I took the products back to the stores from which i bought them and today the answer was: "The warranty was canceled because the products broke down because of your fault."
I was wondering, considering that in the plug where i had the PC and Laptop is working and i am using it right now, the pc works, the laptop works too, and my router that was with the tv in a separate plug also works what do you thing that could cause this and what should i do to next because o payed a little too much than i wanted for this two devices.

If the pc still works most likely an issue with the TV caused this. The answer from the shop is quite hilarious. From your report I can't see why the products should have "broke down because of your fault". If you haven't done any modifications to both devices or spilled water across them there is no explanation from the shop why the warranty should be void. For the vga contact MSI about it: >>How to contact MSI.<<

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hi,
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They freeze, sometimes I get a blue screen of death.
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Quote from: t258jgn on 07-January-14, 21:43:13
LoL...... I've not used any DVI cables for almost 2 years.
The last card I used was MSI R7770-2PMD1GD5/OC & no problem. Waiting for MSI Nvidia card with 2x mDP or DP ports.
Why must I use back DVI cables?
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/3dvision-surround/system-requirements
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You;re saying that you've used different "driver cleaners" in order to make proper installation. Can you, for me please, use DriverFusion (free is enough) in SAFE MODE and remove the drivers?
Then without the card inserted and powered, run the PC and see how it goes. Then reinstall it (make sure it's properly seated and power supply cables are also nicely fit in) and run it.
* Your motherboard supports up to 1600mhz RAM speed. Please downgrade yours in BIOS down to 1600 or 1333 (you WON"T notice any speed difference) but this might have been also an issue with newer/higher range graphics card. Also, is the RAM stick seated in the socket recommended by the manual? I believe it should be 2nd closest to the CPU socket.

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I am looking for feedback and suggestions on which manufacturer creates the best video card hardware particularly the 760 I am currently looking at two cards but am also open to other suggestions and feedback on cards
has anyone had any experience with MSI video cards?
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cleaned drivers out completely
Reinstalled latest and older version of driver
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MSi don't offer any helpful information about their RMA procedure so it would appear my only hope is the person I bought it from. Although I will try to harass MSi about it to see if I can get it RMA'ed via them.

Right, as an update I was issued a replacement by MSI and it arrived today The broken card arrived to them on Wednesday and they dispatched a replacement that same day and it arrived today (Monday). So that is less than five days from the broken card arriving to them to the replacement arriving at my door, very impressed. So if anyone in the UK has a faulty MSi product that needs replacing I can vouch for their RMA service, it is first class In my experience at least, I can say that MSi are one of the good guys and will definitely be a manufacturer to consider when shopping for new hardware.

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Quote from: Flatlanded on 22-January-14, 09:46:28
I have the same card with the same problem. Slight rattle around 70-85%, goes away at full speed but there's an oil line running parallel to my GPU on my motherboard which I'm not happy about. Started the RMA process today, but I'm a little annoyed by the fact that MSI wants ME to pay shipping to them . For the cost of a good courier, I may as well replace the fans... I wish someone would make a water-block for this card.
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(used to have a gtx 660 ti installed without problems.
i have plugged it in my z77a-gd65 gaming motherboard.
and since i have installed the latest drivers my pc screen stays black after the windows logo startup thingy.
i already tried to rollback the video driver but even with older drivers it still stays black.
i already replaced my psu from 600w to 750w.
Also made sure that the motherboard his bios is up to date.
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