HD7950 Twin Frozr - glitching out - new build

Hello, I just put together a new build less than a week ago. i5 3570K, MSI HD7950 Twin Frozr, Asus P8Z77-v LK, 8GB Corsair Vengeance, OCZ ModXstream Pro 600W, etc. running Windows 8. I've played around a bit with overclocking but even on stock speeds I'm having some weird glitches in games. I've reinstalled the drivers twice, using Driver Sweeper in safe mode, also tried the new beta drivers and it doesn't seem to help. The highest temps the GPU went during the stress tests was 70°C, so it doesn't seem to be a heat issue.
I've noticed it in Skyrim with some weird black boxes and stuff, Sleeping Dogs had big blotches of color popping out at some places, etc. I've ran FurMark, 3dMark 11, even Prime 95 but haven't seen anything abnormal in those. Anyone have any idea what's going on? Thanks a lot for your help.

I don't unfortunately :( Today I'm getting the same weird squares in Sleeping Dogs, I can't get into that or Skyrim more than 10 minutes before they start.
I have no idea what's going on here... could it be shadows?

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http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww333/MP64x2/corrupted_880.jpg
I tried lowering the Core Clock speed and retrying the test. It appears that the level of corruption is proportional to the clock speed. At the minimum clock speed of 440 MHz, the graphics are almost perfect, however a glitch or two will still occasionally show up.
Here is the test at Core Clock = 705 MHz: http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww333/MP64x2/corrupted_705.jpg
and at 440 MHz: http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww333/MP64x2/corrupted_440.jpg
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CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 2.66GHz
MoBo: Abit IP35 Pro - LGA775, Intel P35, FSB1333
RAM: G.Skill 4x2GB DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel (Total: 8GB)
Video Card: MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II/OC
Video S/N: 602-V238-130B1103126135
Video BIOS: 70.24.11.00.00
NVIDIA Driver: 266.66
Hard Disks: 2x 640GB Western Digital WD6401AALS
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Power Supply:
OCZ GameXStream OCZ700GXSSLI 700W
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As I type this I'm starting to get corruption right on my desktop too, with random pixels changing color and black rectangles appearing on applications.
From what I've read in other threads, it seems like my power supply may not be sufficient since it has multiple 12V rails, but before I spend ~$100 on a new one I thought I'd see if anyone had any other thoughts.

Quote from: MP64 on 22-April-11, 03:46:20
I have an interesting update on my original problem.
A week after I reseated the card, the graphical glitches returned. I turned the computer off, reseated the card again, turned it on, and it began working fine.
Another week goes by with no problems, and then a couple days ago the glitches came back. Thinking it strange that the card could somehow take approximately the same amount of time to cause the same kind of bad connection, I wondered if there was something else that was causing the glitches to temporarily disappear.
I tried rebooting my computer, but the glitches remained.
I then completely turned off my computer and pulled out the power cord and left it for a couple minutes. I didn't open the case at all and made sure not to do anything that would bump any components. I turned the computer back on - glitches are gone once again.
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Does this sound sensible? Is it possible for a power supply to slowly fail over several days, only to start working again after being powered down for a couple minutes?
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I also run my pc 24/7 and this problem is getting very annoying! My PSU shouldn't be a problem as I have the PC & Cooling 750W...
Oh...almost forgot. I've seen the same issue on 2 video cards now. RMA'd the first one and the second one does the exact same thing...

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•CUDA Cores: 1344 Units
•Output: DisplayPort / HDMI / DL-DVI-I / DL-DVI-D
•Total Draw Power: 200W
•Card Dimension: 267x117x38mm
•DirectX: DX 11.1
•OpenGL: 4.2
•PCI Express: 3.0
•SLI: 3-Way Capable
•3D Vision Surround: 3 Output per Single Card
•Pure Video HD: Y
•HDCP: Y
•Minimum Power Requirement: 550W with 38A for the +12V Rail
Actual shot of the Rear Ports
The card is powered up by additional 2x 6Pin power connectors.
Five 8mm thick heatpipes design
In the future, there might be a GTX670 4GB GDDR5 version as you can see the empty spaces between the GPU memory chips
Bundled Accessories included in the package
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@Bernhard
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CPU: AMD FX8350
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OC WIN7/64
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Hi everyone,
I have a very annoying problem with my card. Whenever I play BF3 with a total random time I get some green glitches and the display freeze (see the attached screen).
Normally I get right back on windows with this little popup "display driver stopped answer and recovery successful". But now it just freeze and I have to do a hard reboot...
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I've already look around google, I'm not alone but it seems there is no real solution. It's really sad to have this kind of prob with that expensive card... without any solution.
Some help would be very nice.
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Quote from: messem on 08-November-11, 00:11:28
I've never flash my vbios.
But after downloading and trying to flash it with the link you provide nvflash says that my current version is: 70.10.20.00.01 and the one I downloaded is 70.10.17.00.01.
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Hello, forgive me if i'm a bit slow, but this stuff is all a bit new to me. I've read that a lot of crash issues with this card (the ones i seem to be having) are video BIOS related?
So I figured I'd give this a try.
Card Serial Number: 602 - V238 - 370B1203014155
GPUZ info:
My current BIOS i have a mediafire link, but it wont allow me to post it, if you have another way for me to do so I'll get right on it.
EDIT: nvm i found it here when i tried to upload it from GPUZ: http: //www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/120003/msi-gtx560ti-1024-120222.html
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Quote from: Svet on 28-April-14, 20:51:46
how do you know that's your vbios?
opposite. in very rare cases the vbios can help with such.
is this a new card? or used one? if yes does it worked before?
what are your computer specifications? list full PC specifications , see >>Posting Guide<<
I only mention that i thought it was a vbios thing because i read a thread that had multiple people having problems with the same card (although it really does seem to have problems with the nvidia drivers). I have tried all number of different freshly installed driver versions, but to no avail.
I know its my vbios because when i tried to upload it to the GPUZ database it said it already existed and gave me that exact name.
the card was new when i got it about a year ago, these problems have been occuring since then (mostly with the driver updates) and I've permitted it up till now, I'm sick of my pc rebooting and getting no video output.
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Board: Gigabyte Z77-D3H
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I built a new machine for Battlefield 3 in November. I ordered this:
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Quote from: irishfireman on 01-May-12, 19:29:29
ok setting the voltage to 1038 helped a bit. but it crashed again today. going to try the other voltage.
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Below is a picture of the 5830’s box which also looks like the 5770 hawk which I reviewed recently. Once you flipped up the front cover, you will see explanations regarding what Military Components are installed and awards that the video card got from Reviewers.
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Video Output Function
Display Port, Dual-link DVI, HDMI (the video output rear ports are well nice covered and you don’t actually need to remove them once you are installing them in your rig. They don’t block the PCI slots  )
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Quote
•Processor: i7 920 C0 Stepping
•Motherboard: MSI X58 Pro
•Memory: Kingston DDR3 6GB 1333mhz
•PSU: AcBel M8 670 watts
•Harddisk: WD Raptor
•Softawres: Windows 7 32bit, ATI Catalyst 10.3, Vantage and 3dmark06, Afterburner and AMD GPU Tool
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3dmark 06
Vantage
Second Test. Bottleneck test. Overclocked i7 920 @ 4.0ghz and stock 5830 Twin Frozr II
3dmark 06
Vantage
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Last Test. Overclocked i7 920 and 5830 Twin Frozr II video card
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Quote from: Svet on 29-January-11, 21:58:29
Explain the issue to msi tech here: http://support.msi.com/
they can send you updated vbios to resolve it
Quote from: ewarwoowar on 29-January-11, 22:02:10
I've tried the live update utility and it doesn't pick up any new BIOS for it.
No where else I can get them from as its saturday and they only reply monday-friday
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Brand new 5850 twin frozr II idle fan speed loud!

I've just got a new one of these and just put it in and the fans idling at 55%
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I had a sapphire 5850 and I had an xfx for crossfire which busted so I opted for the msi twin frozr becuase it has had many good reviews
I can put the fan speed down to 22% in afterburner but as soon as I put it back to auto it goes straight back to 55%.
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Quote from: Svet on 29-January-11, 21:58:29
Explain the issue to msi tech here: http://support.msi.com/
they can send you updated vbios to resolve it
Quote from: ewarwoowar on 29-January-11, 22:02:10
I've tried the live update utility and it doesn't pick up any new BIOS for it.
No where else I can get them from as its saturday and they only reply monday-friday
If the card is working fine otherwise, then have some patience and contact MSI support for the updated BIOS, as Svet already recommended.

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For the last few years I have a series of Nvidia cards and my last card, GTX570 SOC Windforce, which was pretty heavily overclocked would sit around about 80 degrees under load.
Today my MSI HD 7970 Twin FrozR OC BE arrived and all I've done so far is to install the latest CCC/drivers and try Heaven/Valley and play some Payday 2. In the benchmarks and in PD2 the card will hit 97 degrees which to an AMD novice like me concerned me a little.
I was advised to install MSI Afterburner 3.0.0 Beta 15 and try running Valley once more. I'd guess the ambient temp in the room is about 25 degrees and the card started at an idle temp of 40 degrees. Here's the results -
Obviously it's not as high as 97 degrees but I'm not sure if that's because the newer version of Afterburner is more accurate and/or it's simply down to the relatively high fan speed (which was quite audible).
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A, Nothing to worry about, just enjoy the card
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C, The cards faulty and needs to be RMA'd.
Finally is that voltage correct? Should it be that high?

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Quote from: bhaalkc on 04-February-11, 23:22:57
Hi Folks,
i just bought new geforce 570 Twin Frozr ii OC. When i installed the card i noticed strange clicking noise during the changing resolution process. Basically when im changing the desktop resolution (or resolution in the game) i can hear short clicking noise. Is that normal or should i return the card??
thanks
It's normal if coming from the monitor.

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psu: Corsair AX760 fully modular
memory: Corsair 8GB (2 x 4GB) Vengeance LP DDR3 1600MHz
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I suggest you contact MSI straight away, and even though it's missing S/N label, they should make notice of the fact this card has been used in several places, including their own lab.
>>How to contact MSI.<<
Also if you would post your current PC hardware, we might be able to help you with crashing
>>Posting Guide<<

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