GTX 780 With MSI P67 GD53

Hi there!
I just purchesed a new EVGA GTX 780 Super CLock (i love MSI, but the EVGA one was 50.00 cheaper, and higher clocked)
While booting a run into some weird behavior
It Starts, i see "B2" for about a minute then i get a beep, after another minute a second beep, and after another, a third. At this point i see "corruption" on the screen, with purple random symbols...
and then it boots into windows.
My first thought was i needed to update the motherboard BIOS, but i see that there hasn't been an update since january, and seeing as how this card is about 2 weeks old.. i dont know if it would address the problem
Anyone have any advice?

Quote from: Xerial on 24-June-13, 22:31:33
I have the exact same problem but with a GTX 770. My version of bios is 1.J and I have read of people in the same situation who got the same behavior before flashing to 1.J and once they did that they could not even boot into Windows.
Is there anyone working on this?
Ask MSI and report your problem, or contact the vendor of the graphics card for a Legacy ( best guess) VBIOS. Since you don't list system specs, we can only speculate what the problem might be. Most likely the VGA is not made to be compatible out of the box.
>> How To Contact MSI <<

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