Msi 560 ti hawk memory temperature issues

Hello,
I have the same problem seen on this topic https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=160911.0. It was old so i opened a new one.
I'm searching for the bios mentionned in this topic because all links are dead.
The french support doesn't help me.
Could anyone share me the bios file please ?
thanks

Quote from: Reremnu on 04-December-12, 06:26:48
Can't switch to performance one: my MB, which is Asrock Z68 Extreme4 doesn't won't let me switch.
Performance mode = error code 62, which is= Installation of the South Bridge Runtime Services.
I upgraded BIOS on my board and now I don't have error code but only a black screen.
Still, it shouldn't matter weather it is performance on or not, my memory temperatures are like:
- after boot: around 32
- while playing for example Guild Wars 2 it goes up to 70 and around that magic number there is a sudden spike to 90 and it reaches 95ish
- after turning the game off, temperature stays at 71
In order to go back to idle temperature 31 I need to turn my PC off and turn in on. If I choose reboot it stays at 71.
Contacted MSI official support, but I think it will take them a while to find a solution.
boot with silent, then within windows, switch to performance one and save the vbios,
and upload it.
Quote from: XFM on 04-December-12, 06:56:51
I just noticed today that memory temp on mine running f@h is 104-105C, I guess if that's to be expected with current BIOS I won't worry about it and leave VBIOS as is for now.
S/N ..? current vbios?

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wow, it was quick =)
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Quote from: dtonies75 on 11-June-11, 12:09:43
I have the same card, but temp really hot!!
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Hi,
Two days ago I bought a second GTX560-Ti hawk (Twin Frozr III) to run in SLi with my other (the exact same card). I noticed that the VRAM temperature of one of the cards (I'm guessing the top one, but I'm not 100% sure) got really high. It got to something like 90 degrees celcius. Core temperature was ok for both cards, a little bit higher than when running a single card but I suppose that is to be expected.
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[Request]MSI 560 Ti Hawk new bios, because of overheating

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Quote from: Svet on 15-October-13, 05:19:36
extract all files, then run flash.cmd
Code: [Select]
NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.118)
Checking for matches between display adapter(s) and image(s)...
Adapter: GeForce GTX 560 Ti (10DE,1200,1462,2601) H:--:NRM B:01,PCI,D:00,F:00
WARNING: Firmware image PCI Subsystem ID (1462.2600)
does not match adapter PCI Subsystem ID (1462.2601).
Please press 'y' to confirm override of PCI Subsystem ID's:
Is this ok? Just to make sure.

MOVED: Request for LATEST vbios update for my MSI 560 Ti Hawk

This topic has been moved to Graphics Cards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=251899.0

save and upload its current vbios and give a link to it
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My bios version now is : 70.24.2E.00.02(P1040-0050)
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I have a brand new custom built PC with two MSI 560 TI Hawk cards in SLI and I have a problem with playing games on this system. I've tried Portal 2, Far Cry 2, Two Worlds 2 and The Witcher 2. All games seem unstable with comparable problems:
Random lock-ups for 10-20 seconds with audio looping
Random small jitters, frame drops and stutters, including audio stutters
Sometimes my whole system freezes so I have to push the reset button
Artifacts
Flickering parts of the horizon, sky or ground in the game
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Disable SLI: didn't fix the problem
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Processor: Intel Core i7 2600K 3.4 Ghz (stock speed)
Mainboard: Asus P8Z68 V-Pro
Memory: 2x Corsair Vengeance 4GB DDR3 CL9 12800 Mhz
SSD: Crucial M4 256GB SSD
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Well I've tried some more things but it's all still very weird and not helping at all I will explain my findings in the order i tested the cards this time, after every card-switch i did a clean re-install of the VGA drivers:
Card-2
I've ran the OCCT test for one hour on card-2, i got zero errors and temperature never went above 76 degrees with a fan speed around 68%. After this i tried testing some games again and I found out there were still problems regardless of me saying that card-2 did fine before. In Portal 2 I was leaving the game on for a while and after a few minutes it froze with audio looping. I found out that when I use ctrl+alt+del to go to the task manager and then go back to the game it recovered and I could continue playing (weird??!). The same thing happened with The Witcher 2, freezing with audio loop and going to task manager and back let me continue playing. This happened every few minutes.
Card-1
Now it was time to try card-1 again. This time this card didn't seem to have the frequency problems I mentioned before but the problems didn't go away. Portal 2 let the game freeze within a minute, and I could use the same strategy (task manager) to continue, but this time after a few seconds it would freeze again and again. The same happened with The Witcher 2. Then I tried Far Cry 2 and this game had the same flickering problems as with card-2 but a lot worse... it was almost everywhere. Even sometimes the flickering had a checkerboard kind of shape. Now I ran the OCCT test with this card and there were no problems. Another strange thing was that when I was looking at the graph after the test, the temperature was much lower (65 degrees) and the graph line of the framerate was very straight (stable) along the test. This was different than with card 2 where the framerate and temp were higher and not so stable.
After all it appears i have comparable problems with both cards, only with card-1 they are much worse.

MSI 560Ti HAWK GPU Temperatures Diablo 3

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I have a 560Ti HAWK GPU running stable at MSI factory settings with -75 core voltage from MSI Afterburner. I am running Win 7x64 with all updates to date. The video driver installed is the WHQL 310.70 from geforce.com. I have a quad core [email protected] GHZ and 4GB DDR2@800MHZ. The motherboard is an Asus Maximus II Formula. The BIOS of the GPU is 70.24.21.00.00 (P1040-0050). I recently flashed the bios with one sent to me by an admin on the site because it had the high memory issue. Flashing the BIOS only affected the memory temperature issue, the GPU temperature remained the same as before flashing.
The GPU gets very hot while playing Diablo 3. Monitoring the temperatures with GPUZ and MSI Afterburner it shows about 89 Celsius with a max of 92. The case is very well ventilated and in other games it does not get over 75. I run Diablo at 1680x1050 with everything on high, AA on, Vsync on, Max Foreground FPS 60.
To test the temperature and the sensors i ran MSI Kombustor for 45 minutes, with OpenGL 3, PostFX on, 8xMSAA, 1680x1050 fullscreen, and the max temperature was 85 Celsius. The heat coming out of the card felt pretty much the same from when playing Diablo so I can conclude that the sensors are working as they should.
I tried performing a clean install of the drivers and also uninstalling the game. Also I changed the TIM on the GPU about a week ago, it now has Coolink Chilaramic, but the temperature in Diablo didn't improve. Even after changing the TIM the temperature remained the same for other games.
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Quote from: Svet on 24-December-12, 23:38:48
Yes its possible
what PC case you use? do you have enough space inside and proper airflow?
have you tried tried MSI VGA drivers for the card?
I have an Antec P182 with 2x120mm intake and 2x120mm exhaust fan with decent cable arrangement. I tried the latest MSI drivers for my GPU, 306.97 but the temps are the same in Diablo.

MSI 560 TI

Hello Recently I have been experiencing crashes while playing games. I experience some serious graphical glitches during and after this crash with purple and green lines. After the crash I have several issues that do not resolve unless I reboot my pc. It seems like any application that uses my GPU slightly does not wane start anymore and crashes as soon as it pops up (like Google chrome). Some other applications like windows media player do start but there graphically messed up. Game in general refuse to start and all crash immediately. I have been trying to solve this myself for more then a week now without any success. thank you in advance for your assistance.
Please ask me for whatever additional information you need.
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Main Board: Asus M4A79 Deluxe
Bios Version: 4101
Video Card: Msi 560 Ti hawk stock oc
PSU: asus 500w
CPU: Phenom x4 II 965 BE
Memory: 8 gb Kingston hyperx ddr2 800 mhz
SSD/ HDD: HDD WD iT 7200 rpm
CPU COOLER: Coolmaster Hyper TX3 EVO
Raid Card: none
Sound Card: onboard
Any Additional hardware plugged into your system:
Mouse, keyboard, nostromo razer
OC: (Yes / No) No
Operating System: Windows 7 64 bit professional

MSI didn't fix the temp issue

MSI didn't fix the temperature issue for AMD 64 processors. I'm sure.
For people who didn't read my previous posts;
MSI claims in BIOS 1.4 (for the MSI K8N Neo Platinum) that they fixed the problem that the CPU gets (for example) 54 degrees idle and 74 degrees load.
They didn't. They just made up a fake solution.
Here are my arguments.
- When I start my computer, after a cold long night in which the computer was turned off, I see 42 degrees for my CPU in the BIOS. This is when I go DIRECTLY to the BIOS in the POST. 42 degrees? That is impossible. The temperature in my room is around 20. It can't get so high so fast. My Northbridge is 21. In the old BIOS 1.3 it was the same; when you started your computer the BIOS showed temperatures like 52 etc.
- When my computer has started Windows XP, I start Core Center. There I see my CPU temperature. It is 39 degrees for my CPU. Ridiculous. My old AMD XP 1800+ started with a minimum of 29 when Windows started. After that the 1800+ increased to 48 degrees.
But ok, when I use the trick which some people used in BIOS 1.3 to get true readings (restarting their computer with a soft boot), I see 34 degrees for my CPU. This reading is the only true reading. Isn't it weird that when I have my computer turned on for about 4 hours, with whole the time readings like 42 degrees idle, and I restart, I just get 34 degrees... WITHOUT fluctuating temperatures to hell and back...
My conclusion is that MSI just made something up like '74-20 = 54 degrees in load and 62-20 = 42 degrees idle'.
Also, the temperatures are fluctuating to hell and back. It goes from 58 degrees in load to 54 to 50... Whatever...
This board is great, but this problem really, really s u c k s. FIX this. We have the right of correct temperature readings. We spend money for it.
Regards,
Me

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Originally posted by Tiresmoke
I know you are frustrated but if you read the link I just supplied you will find this is a user to user forum and NO MSI techs are here at all.
Regardless, people are still encouraged to post their problems here as well. In case there is a solution or workaround (see Wannafly's response and mine as well regarding vcore).
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We are users helping each other. If you must speak with an MSI tech you can always contact them from the MSI main page. Oh and it is not likely they will answer if you attack them the way you are writing in this forum. Now would I for that matter.
I do agree that some in this thread have crossed the line and need to watch it .
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So play nice folks or there won't likely be a second warning.
Very good advice!
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Yes there can stilkl be temp issues especially with the newcastle core CPU's. The new Bios is still a work in progress. There are a lot of combinations they need to work out. But if you contact MSI with a complaint in a cival manner and let them know what experience you have you may even get a new beta bios to try and see if it will solve your issues. Or they may have other suggestions. However they can't fix stuff they are not aware are broken and most of the problems disappeared when they released 1.4. So let them know about what you have.
Been there done that. They were responsive in the beginning. Continued to send them very polite and factual updates as I tried new BIOS updates but have long since ceased to receive any response at all. Again, I say I don't blame MSI. Just want a fix.....
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Oh yes and running these chips in the 50C+ range at full load is still within reason.
I reread the thread a few times, and I don't see where anyone is claiming that they feel like that's a problem, so I'm confused about the relevance of this statement . The problem that's been mentioned here is that the temperature is being REPORTED at 50+C at IDLE load conditions when it obviously is NOT that hot. Restart of the machine immediately then shows an IDLE temp of 30C. Even though 30 seconds prior it showed 50C with just as low of a load since it was right after cold start? THIS situation is NOT within reason.... And it's very repeatable, cause I see it every single day

MSI 560GTX-Ti Hawk - Very high Memory Temp issue

Ok, I really don't want to hijack the other thread, so I'll start my own. I installed my MSI 560GTX-Ti Hawk last night, and noticed extremely high memory temps while playing Dragon Age II. Tonight, I was able to investigate this a little further, and found that my memory temps will stay consistent for a while, and then spike suddenly. For example, I had DA2 running. I was just staring at the same location (not moving in-game). I had the mem temps on the on-screen display, and would look over every few minutes. For about 20 minutes, the memory temp was locked at about 60C. Then, all of the sudden, I had a reading of 95C. I alt-tabbed out to Afterburner, and saw that there was a sudden spike.
There was no reason for this spike to occur (no voltage/clock/fan changes). However, once the temp spiked up, it didn't want to go down. After closing out the game, the temp would (VERY slowly) start to go down. After a while, the was a reverse spike, in which the temp dropped big time (opposite of how it went up). It almost seems as if the heatsink is coming out of contact with the memory after the temps have been high for a while, at which point the temps go REALLY high.
Has anybody else experienced this? I am thinking of RMAing the board since I can duplicate this consistently, and it's not just a random freak occurrence. While I haven't had any problems with corruption in-game, I am thinking it might be best to swap out the board before problems occur.
Thoughts?

Quote from: Olly230 on 24-November-11, 16:13:02
Check with another game - if it happens there as well
RMA
Haven't tried it on another game, but ran folding@home (GPU3), and it did the same thing. I think I am going to call Newegg and RMA it.
Quote from: AbogadoUBA-USA on 24-November-11, 18:59:13
what BIOS you have? for another way
your GPU temp is too much high
check your GPU ambient with AIDA64 playing 20 minutes, if you have a high GPU ambient temp, your problem is your case
I don't know which BIOS I have. Whatever came with the card.
The GPU temp topped out at 78C. That was at stock voltages, and running Dragon Age II with max settings (DX11, and all options cranked), with the video card's fans on "Silent Mode". I don't know the card that well, so I don't know if that is normal or not. Ambient in the room was about 72F. My case is an Antec P182. I have 2x120mm exhaust fans running.
After adjusting the GPU core voltage, I could get the card down to about 71C in the same game, and the fan wouldn't spin up past 48% or so (virtually silent).
It's the memory temps that are concerning me, and it particular, the way they seem to spike all of the sudden for no reason. I think I am going to RMA it, and see if my replacement card does the same.

MSI 560 TI GTX OC Twin Frozr II Issue

Computer Specs
CPU:Intel I5 2500K
MoBo:Asrock Z68 Extreme 4 Gen 3
Memory:Gskill Ripjaw 1600
PS:Corsair 850TX 850W
Windows 7 64BIT
So I built this Computer going on two weeks ago or so and after putting everything together and installing all the software the system ran fine for about 12 hours (not concurently).After that time I came hone started everything up and about an hour and half after starting I had a driver failure issue and it attempted to recover. Did this about 3 more times in the matter of about ten minutes before the screen went black and attempted to restart. Upon restating after getting past the bios splash screen when the raid screen came up there were $ signs all over the screen where there wasn't any text. Upon reaching the windows splash screen it essentially looked like someone had punched an LCD as the colors looked like they were running and mixing together as well as all the windows text looked Dot Matrix.
When it finally reached the desktop it shot up a window saying that there was no video hardware detected. So i attempted to uninstall the drivers I had been using at the time (280.26) and try reinstalling. Did not work. $ signs were still present and splash screen still looked broken. Tried reinstalling windows from the groud up and problem persisted. Installed my old EVGA 8800 GTS 512 and problem was immediately gone. Booted fine and installed drivers fine.
Next day I figured I'd give it one more shot so I installed the 560 back in and installed drivers and it appeared to be fixed. Everything went through fine and got to the desktop. After about 2 hours the probelm reappeared.(also tried an older driver this time 275.33) According to Afterburner the temps never got above in the upper 30'sC. Reinstalled 8800gts and has been fine for the last 2 weeks. Run plenty of games with out a hitch. Stressed the system across the board and everything has been fine.
Attempted to RMA with Newegg but as I had removed the UPC for the maill in rebate they would not RMA.
Essentially I'm just looking for any input someone might have or if this is an issue that anyone else has seen before I send it in to MSI on the RMA. Bios issues perhaps? I pretty much exhausted all options as far as drivers,different PCI slots on the board, changing which DVI port the cable was pluged into etc.
Thanks for any help

Quote from: Svet on 07-September-11, 03:50:19
test the video card in another computer and see how its goes there
Same result. Worked for about an hour or so before failing. Guess I'll just go through with the RMA.

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