GTX 760 TF - fans losing oil

I noticed that i am getting a rattling sound in my GTX 760 TF at about 85 percent.
I pulled the card and noticed that around the card housing there are oil spots, quite a few.
I started a MSI support ticket.
Is this a common occurrence with these cards losing Oil?

not common, but some batch has this issue
you have to rma the card to be replaced

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GTX 760 one fan occasionally stuck (not spinning)

Hello everyone.
Has anyone encountered this problem that I'm having with my only 2 month old MSI GTX 760 Twin Frozr Gaming OC Edition card?
When I start up my PC, only one of the two fans will start to spin, first at normal speed but then it will soon accelerate to full speed. I guess that the card detects that one fan is not spinning so it will automatically accelerate the other to full speed for heat protection. When looking, I can actually see the not spinning fan blades do very small movement (1-2 mm) back and forth, like it's trying to spin, so there is power at least. Powering off the PC and restarting multiple times will not help at this point.
The weird thing is that if I lightly nudge the blades the fan will then start to spin and work normally again for maybe a week (5-15 PC start-ups on average), before the problem re-appears again.
The problematic fan is spinning freely if I take out the card and spin the fan blades manually, there is no more resistance than in the normally working fan. So it's not a case of broken bearings or dust in them, or any kind of physical obstruction.
It's a pain in the ass, to get the fan spinning again I always have to open my case to physically touch the fan blades. And that workaround only helps for maybe a week. I didn't plan on having to open my PC case every week when I bought this card.
I have updated drivers several times, and can't really believe this could be a software issue. The card is is only 2 months old, and was working perfectly for the 1st month.
I'll soon send the card to warranty repairs through my retailer, unless somebody can suggest a software side fix for this problem.

Thanks for your reply.
I'm not able to save the vbios, when I try it with GPU-Z, my PC freezes completely.
The card is N760 TF 2GD/OC, S/N 602-V284-300B1409112019.
GPU-Z says BIOS version is 80.04.C4.00.2F (P2004-0010), MSI Live Update 6 gives Graphics card BIOS version as NV284MH.350 and does not offer any update.
Are you able to check with that information if there is a newer vbios available?
Would attempting to update the vbios void the warranty of the card?

N760 TF 2GD5/OC (GeForce GTX 760 GAMING) fan headers

Hello,
I have two N760 TF 2GD5/OC graphics cards from MSI.
I am no satisfied with the temperatures my cards reach when i do some graphics intensive games or rendering.
This is why i plan on removing the stock cooler (yes i know this voids warranty) and mounting an NZXT Kraken G10 combined with a fractal design 92mm fan and a Corsair H90 watercooling unit to both cards.
Basically i first need to know two things i cannot seem to find on the internet by myself:
-Does my MSI 760 twin frozr gaming have 1 or 2 fan headers? because there are two fans on the stock cooling.
-Is this a card made by Nvidia reference design? and if not, will my Kraken G10 still attach to the card.
I have already purchased the items because they were all on sale, but i am hesitant to void my warranty before i am sure that it will all work out.
If anyone can help my i would be very thankfull.
Best regards,
Noud Frenken

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-Does my MSI 760 twin frozr gaming have 1 or 2 fan headers? because there are two fans on the stock cooling
There is just one fan header (PWM controlled).
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-Is this a card made by Nvidia reference design? and if not, will my Kraken G10 still attach to the card.
No, the card is not in Nvidia reference design. It is MSI custom design and most likely based on GTX770 board design. As the Kraken G10 is a gpu only but no full cover cooler (hence it is comaptible with many card models) it should fit fine.

GTX 760 Leaking fluid(oil?) and freezing up randomly, bearing noise from fan

I just bought an MSI GTX 760 OC TwinFrozr couple of months ago and am facing serious issues.
Specs on my machine
>i5 3570K
>8 gb 1600 Corsair ram
>Asrock Z77 Ultimate 6 motherboard
>Thermaltake 650W Smart 650
>the GPU in question
>SSD and 2 HDD's
My screen will freeze randomly and the machine will become unresponsive and sound will buzz and slowly advance for ~1-2 minutes until my machine recovers and tells me that a driver has crashed and recovered. Sometimes the machine requires a hard reset. The driver crashing is most likely due to the system slowing down and desyncing. I have reinstalled windows and all drivers, reseated everything, checked every cable, ran without the GPU and stress-tested and I only get this issue with the 760, but not my old 550TI, which I am now forced to use due to the 760's issues. Also ran + installed windows from/on 2 different HDD's.
Before I take this product to RMA at my local shop, I want to publish this here to serve both as proof and for someone to maybe give me some advice regarding this issue, maybe a confirmation that this issue is in fact not with my PSU, CPU or motherboard. I have run stress-tests on all components and only with the 760 connected my machine will freeze. No issues with intelburn, iGPU burners, kombustor on iGPU or memtests, no issues with HDD's. Most of the time with the 760 the machine will freeze in Source-engine based games, youtube videos and VLC running, but also just randomly, without reaching any high stress or load. Haven't managed to get a freeze with ONLY kombustor, except a few times.
Here are some photos of the fans, the surrounding area has, what seems like hydraulic fluid that would come from a hydraulic bearings used in some fans: -----> imgur.com/a/5m7jY <-----. I noticed this because my case window started to get some splatter that was horizontal and adjacent to the GPU, there is also some of the oil on my motherboard, the side window has now been cleaned. The oil could not have come from an external source, since the machine is always upright and the fans are always facing down + I take EXTREME caution and care of my machine on a tri-monthly basis and my machine is a holy shrine to me.
If anyone could confirm that the 760 TF has hydraulic/fluid-bearings on the fans, I would be grateful. I just want to be 100% sure before I apply for an RMA, because if the store claims that the issue is my fault, I will have to pay €40 for collateral + other costs and I simply can't afford that right now.
Thank you very much.

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.
Have you tried contacting the consumer protection agency in your location? Where did you get your GPU? The RMA should be handled by the reseller in some cases and when a product is malfunctioning, at least in my country, the product needs to be compensated without additional cost to the customer if it is within the warranty period.
I took my GPU in for an RMA as soon as the first response to this thread was made and now pending for a few weeks before I get a new one.
The GPU did indeed have a hydro bearing and they told me that this wasn't an unseen situation and that the product will be sent back asap. Actually, as soon as they saw it, they said that it's clearly a defected product.
Thanks to badboy2k for the quick reply and thanks Flatlanded for replying, hope you can get the card fixed.
I had a very bad experience with MSI products, just last year my cousins motherboard fried just outside the warranty period and now my 270€ GPU has both fans malfunctioning and the card itself freezing my machine. Let's hope the refurbed card wont have these issues and lives on, it's a really good card performance-vise, but unfortunately I'm not impressed by the build quality right now.

Broken Fan Blades on MSI GTX 760 Twin Frozr

Greetings,
I quite recently purchased an MSI GTX 760 Twin Frozer OC and have been extremely happy with it, but today I had to replace a faulty motherboard and upon pulling the guts out of my computer I found two smashed up fan blades in the bottom of my case. The two blades in question seem to have snapped off completely from the bottom and I cannot figure out why.
The card still works perfectly so I'd prefer not to have to send it to Holland for repairs, is it possible to get a spare fan from MSI or from elsewhere?
Thanks in advance.

Fans aren't sold separately by MSI. Some guys here could obtain those on ebay from China but you'd need to check for the right ones as they won't be sold as Twin Frozr replacement fans. Alternatively MSI would need to repair it (not for free of course as it is physically damaged). Other than that you could get an aftermarket cooler.

MSI Nvidia GTX 760 OC Edition broken

Hi guys, back in December I bought an MSI Nvidia GTX 760 OC Edition and it has worked flawlessly until a few days ago. The first sign of trouble (a few days ago) was that the computer was restarting and when it returned to desktop there was a messaged that read "nVidia display drivers have stopped working and have been recovered". Sometimes it would happen without restarting the computer which would result in the screen going blank for a second and then coming back on with the aforementioned message.
To resolve this I used the "Driver Sweeper" program to completely remove the drivers for the card and reinstall them, but the problem persisted. I did this several times with the latest driver and the older driver and the last time I did it when I was booting into windows the screen got covered with graphical artifacts in pink and yellow colours and would not even display the mouse cursor. So I switched to the integrated graphics (thank goodness my motherboard has onboard graphics or I would be screwed) and since then the system would not recognise the graphics card, even in the BIOS. This means that I cannot install drivers for the card because the Nvidia installer will not install drivers if it does not detect a graphics card present.
Now when I put the graphics card in the fan runs at max even if I unplug the PCI-e power connectors from it, yet the system refuses to recognise the card at all.
So here's a summary of what I have done:
cleaned drivers out completely
Reinstalled latest and older version of driver
Checked Bios
Reseated GPU
Tried the card in another PCI-e slot
Started the computer with the HDMI cable plugged into the graphics card, resulting in no monitor output
Attempted to install drivers from the DVD, same problem as with the drivers downloaded from the Nvidia website
Here are my system specs, everything is under a year old:
MSi Z87-G55 mobo
intel Core i5 4670k
Corsair Vengeance 8GB Ram (2x4)
XFX 650 watt core pro Bronze edition PSU
So yeah, pretty high spec and all new. I don't have another computer to try the GPU in, but with the driver related shenanigans it is fair to suspect that the GPU is at fault. I have removed the card and everything is running fine without it.
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.

[REQUEST]UEFI/GOP VBIOS FOR HAWK GTX 760 (N760-2GD5/OC)

Hello,
I would like the latest uefi vbios for my video card.
PCI-E.N760.2G GDDR5.TF IV FAN.OC HAWK
SN : 602-V300-010B1401019657
Thanks you.

Adapter: GeForce GTX 760 (10DE,1187,1462,3000) H:--:NRM B:01,PCI,D:00,F:00
The display may go *BLANK* on and off for up to 10 seconds during access to the EEPROM depending on your display adapter and output device.
Identifying EEPROM...
EEPROM ID (EF,3012) : WBond W25X20A 2.7-3.6V 2048Kx1S, page
Reading adapter firmware image...
IFR Data Size : 1112 bytes
IFR CRC32 : 80E907F8
IFR Image Size : 1536 bytes
IFR Image CRC32 : 88FBBD9F
IFR Subsystem ID : 1462-3000
Image Size : 98304 bytes
Version : 80.04.BF.00.69
~CRC32 : 90889DFB
Subsystem ID : 1462-3000
Hierarchy ID : Normal Board
Chip SKU : 225-0
Project : 2004-0010
CDP : N/A
Build Date : 05/24/13
Modification Date : 07/23/13
UEFI Support : No
UEFI Version : N/A
UEFI Signer(s) : Unsigned
NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.163)
Checking for matches between display adapter(s) and image(s)...
Adapter: GeForce GTX 760 (10DE,1187,1462,3000) H:--:NRM B:01,PCI,D:00,F:00
Current - Version:80.04.BF.00.69 ID:10DE:1187:1462:3000
GK104 Board - 20040010 (Normal Board)
Replace with - Version:80.04.BF.00.68 ID:10DE:1187:1462:3000
GK104 Board - 20040010 (Normal Board)
Update display adapter firmware? y
Adapter: GeForce GTX 760 (10DE,1187,1462,3000) H:--:NRM B:01,PCI,D:00,F:00
The display may go *BLANK* on and off for up to 10 seconds during access to the EEPROM depending on your display adapter and output device.
Identifying EEPROM...
EEPROM ID (EF,3012) : WBond W25X20A 2.7-3.6V 2048Kx1S, page
Reading adapter firmware image...
IFR Data Size : 1112 bytes
IFR CRC32 : 80E907F8
IFR Image Size : 1536 bytes
IFR Image CRC32 : 88FBBD9F
IFR Subsystem ID : 1462-3000
Image Size : 165376 bytes
Version : 80.04.BF.00.68
~CRC32 : CF400B0F
OEM String : NVIDIA
Vendor Name : NVIDIA Corporation
Product Name : GK104 Board - 20040010
Product Revision : Chip Rev
Device Name(s) : GeForce GTX 760
Board ID : E115
PCI ID : 10DE-1187
Subsystem ID : 1462-3000
Hierarchy ID : Normal Board
Chip SKU : 225-0
Project : 2004-0010
CDP : N/A
Build Date : 05/24/13
Modification Date : 07/23/13
UEFI Support : Yes
UEFI Version : 0x10022 (Jul 2 2013 @ 16377903)
UEFI Signer(s) : Microsoft Corporation UEFI CA 2011
Sign-On Message : GK104 P2004 SKU 0010 VGA BIOS (HWDIAG)
MSINV300MH.101

Help GTX 760 Hawk Problem?!

Hello there.
Recently I bought a MSI GeForce GTX 760 Hawk 2GB GDDR5, but I can't play games like Battlefield 4, Ghost Recon Future Soldier, Assassins Creed 4 Black Flag, etc, with Default Clocks. (games like, DotA 2, Diablo III, Fifa 14, Team Fortress II runs fine)
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!
I arealdy tried everything, Core Voltage (Memory Volt, Aux Volt), Update Drivers, on Windows 7~8.1 but still happen!
Any solution for this? defect graphic card?
Sorry for english!
Config:
i7 4770 3.4@Ghz Haswell
Watercooler Corsair h80
8 GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHZ
Asus Z87-K
SSD Sata III Kingston 128GB
1 TB Seagate Sata II
GTX 760 Hawk 2GB GDDR5
6 fan CoolerMaster 120mm
Corsair CX750 CP-9020015-WW 750W

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)
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.
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.
I'm creating a DOS Flash with HP USB Disk Storage but this is taking too long...
Sorry I'm New on modifying bios!

GTX 760. Too high temperatures under load?

Hello,
I have just bought a new machine with a MSI GTX 760 Gaming card inside. I am not really sure if temperatures I'm seeing are OK.
The card idles at 32-33 degrees Celsius. This should be just fine I think. However, once I run some benchmarks or get into a game, the temperature rise to round 80~81 degrees and in most cases stabilise at that mark. Is this normal?
Most of the reviews I've read of the card so far show far lower temperatures under load so I started to be a little worried.
The above temperatures show under default MSI Afterburner fan profile. I haven't touched the card OC-wise, these temperatures being the main reason.
If I manualy set the fan to constant 70% I do get a significant drop in temperatures. Under load the card now reaches 69~70 degrees.
I know there are many factors involved here, so I provide some more info about the machine itself:
Seasonic SS-520GB PSU
Intel 3570K with Corsair H55 cooling
GA-Z77N-WiFi motherboard
Kingston HyperX, DDR3 2x4GB 1600MHz RAM
Bitfenix Prodigy case
1x120mm fan at front, intake
H55 rad + 120mm fan intake, also at front
1x120mm fan at rear, exhaust.
Any advice would be highly appreciated!

No need to worry. the Maximum GPU Temperature of GTX760 is 97°C (http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-760/specifications) so your card is far from that mark. It is in a fine rage.
Temps strongly depend on the individual systems so you can't expect to get the temps any reviews listed. Individual temps might be lower or higher depending on the airflow in the case, other heating components, the fan profile of the current vbios, the applying of the thermal paste by the factory and so on.
As your case intakes hot air through the H55 that might be a reason for slightly higher temps. Also you have two times more intake than exhaust of hot air what can also increase temps. Furthermore you have a very small case so heat tends to stay where it was generated which causes components to heat up even more. In this situation your gpu temp is brilliant. Just game and be glad.

MSI GTX 760 TF 4 GB issues

Hi, can anyone help me please. I have been having this issue when I am testing my motherboard which is Z87 M Power Max and the GTX 760 dosen't move, my heatsink fan Noctua NH-D14 also not working. Can you help me please.
Thank you!

Quote from: xan.slora on 25-September-13, 13:13:46
If I use AX760, does other cables that is not AX760 works? How much does it usually costs?
What if I remove the heatsink and place the intel heatsink, will it works?
My cables : http://imgur.com/HUc51VX
Why do you ask me to put Dimm 2 only just now?
I haven't take out anything from the Case (Tower).
How many quantity must I buy?
Thank you!
DIMM 2 is the primary slot and that will usually tell if its a RAM problem if it works with 1 alone in that slot (G-Skill Ripjaws can be a problem as they where optimized for ASUS ROG boards and cause problems on other boards but 1 should work alone if there ok)!
just buy one Molex to 3pin fan adapter cable as that's all you will need!
could try the stock Intel cooler just to make sure your big NH-D14 isn't putting uneven pressure on the CPU or socket (usually if you are just building a computer use the stock one just to test for power up and that it posts before you spend alot of time fitting a after market one)!
if the tests come back that its not working then you probably have a DOA (Dead On Arrival) motherboard as it should be working so clip them fans to the adapter with the splitter you had when you get one and see if it makes any difference at all!
NOTE: in the future if you build a computer do tests first!
1: assemble rig with stock cooler and minimal RAM and equipment outside the case using onboard video if available from the boards outputs.
2: only after you have verified it posts put graphics card in to see if it works.
3: once all that comes back as ok then you can put other stuff on it and do 1 final test with a after market cooler outside the case to make sure its all good.
4: then put everything in the computer case and run a final posting test.
that is usually how I do things as its easier to isolate any problems and to see if one part or another is faulty!

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

GTX 760 No HDMI Signal to Monitor

So the other day I was playing Arma 3 and all of a sudden I noticed my frames started to drop about 4fps every 5 secs until it was 2 fps where the game then crashed and a windows message popped up saying my graphics driver crashed I then proceeded to restart my PC and it could no longer get a HDMI signal. I recently just built this last sunday. 28/12/14. Whenever I boot it up now the fans turn on including GPU ones but the motherboard shows the debug codes D6 and 92.
Specs: Motherboard: MSI Gaming 5 Z97 LG1150, CPU: i7-4790k, GPU: GTX 760 Twin Frozr 2GB VRAM, RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB (2x8GB) 1866MHZ, Storage: 2TB Seagate 7200RPM and a 120GB Kingston SSD- OS on this!, OS: Windows 8.1 Enterprise, Monitor: Asus NV247 PSU: Cooler Master B700 700w
Any suggestions on what to do?

Hi,
Did you try to reset CMOS? >>Clear CMOS Guide<<
Also did you have a chance to watch the temps of the GPU? There is slight possibility it was badly made or screws not properly screwed in and heatsink didn't make enough contact so GPU burnt itself.
What about different video ports?
Did you consider running the system out of the case on non conductive surface (e.g. wooden table or motherboard box) with single RAM stick?
Does your system POST and work normally if you take the GPU out?
Also try your graphics card in different computer if possible. Else speak to a friend or local IT services (or shop you got it from) and ask for testing in their system.

Problems After Installing MSI GTX 760 n760-2gd5/oc

I had previously bought the MSI GTX 750TI, but decided after a week to return it to get the more powerful MSI GTX 760 card. The 750 had worked without issue with my system when I returned it.
I installed the 760, and have had nothing but issues. Afterabout 2 minutes, everything locks up and I basically have to restart. The only way I can get anything done is in safe mode. I looked everywhere, installed multiple drive cleaning programs, installed the drivers, re-installed the drivers, to no avail. I downloaded the latest beta drivers from NVIDIA as well, didnt work.
My PSU supposedly has more than enough power (48A@12V) and I have connected the 2 6-pin connections from it to the card, I didnt need to use the adapters that came with the card.
Everywhere I have looked, my system meets any sort of standards to use this card.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
My build:
CPU: Intel Core i5-4440 3.1GHz Quad-Core Processor
Motherboard: MSI B85M-G43 Micro ATX LGA1150 Motherboard
Memory: Crucial Ballistix 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR3-1866 Memory
Storage: Western Digital WD Blue 500GB 2.5" 5400RPM Internal Hard Drive
Video Card: MSI GeForce GTX 760 2GB Video Card
Case: Cooler Master N400 ATX Mid Tower Case
Power Supply: Cooler Master i600 600W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply
Optical Drive: LG GH24NSB0 DVD/CD Writer
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 (OEM) (64-bit)

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.

MSI H97 GAMING 3 Intel H97 With 2GB Asus GTX 760 DirectCU

ust built my pc got it working with onboard grapics when i plug the dvi into the graphics card i get no display the HDD has a fresh install of windows 7 i haven't installed any drivers for the mobo or the GPU, im also using a fairly old VGA monitor and im using a VGA TO DVI connector.
specs
8GB (2x4GB) Corsair DDR3 Vengeance
Intel Core i7 4770K Quad Core
2GB Asus GTX 760 DirectCU II OC, 28 1
MSI H97 GAMING 3 Intel H97 (Socket 1150) DDR3 ATX Motherboard
This card has to be compatible with this board right? it can't be that issue?

Quote from: Nichrome on 27-October-14, 23:23:26
Hi,
Yes both are compatible.
What is your power supply?
Also did you try any different cable for video between GPU and TV/monitor? Maybe try different monitor too.
Hello ah, so the card and the MoBo are compatible? thats great!
PSU is Corsair CX750M 750W ATX 80+ Bronze PC Power Supply
also i will try a newer monitor that just has a DVI wire rather than using a converter

'Which is better quality?' EVGA or MSI - Nvidia GeForce GTX 760

Hiya
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?
these are the two cards I currently have in mind
EVGA SuperClocked 02G-P4-2765-KR GeForce GTX 760 2GB
newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130932
MSI Gaming N760 TF 2GD5/OC GeForce GTX 760 2GB
newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127745
does the MSI have any advantage over EVGA in longevity with something like solid state Japanese capacitors? I am kinda looking for a card that will last the longest with out warranty support ect
and do MSI cards have rust problems? I thought I would ask just to be sure when I made a account I saw this thread at top of forum with a picture that will surely haunt my dreams
forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=171735.0

This is an MSI forum. Discussing competing brand's products is not allowed. The MSI card is a great one. Google it and check online reviews.
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and do MSI cards have rust problems?
No, I'm using all kinds of MSI vgas for more than 10 years and have never seen anything like the pic in that thread. It's something the user did physically to this card as that doesn't happen just after time.

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