Msi FX5600 VTDR128 + 3D!Turbo Experience Temperature issue

I bought a MSI FX5600 VTDR128 board, to use on a Abit VP6 board - 2x PIII 933@133 FSB, 512 MB SDRAM 133 CL3, PSU AOPEN 300 W - installed MSI/Nvidia drivers 44.03 and 3D!Turbo Experience, first the one that came with the drivers and utilities CD, this one reporting erroneous memory and GPU speed (100 MHz and 54 MHz respectively). After that, downloaded and installed latest version of 3D!Turbo Experience, claiming support for FX boards. This new software reported correctly the core and memory speeds on 2D mode 270/550 MHz, but on 3D mode 270/550 MHz keeps reporting 270/550 MHZ. The temperature and fan values only appeared the first time I ran the program, never showing up in the subsequent runs. The values for Fan/Temp were: 48 ºC/2700 RPM (ambient temp +/- 27 ºC) after playing GTA Vice City for 30 min, with the game still running. After playing GTA Vice City for 1 hour, one sistem notification box (not from the HTML/Flash frontend) appeared notifying for unusual temperature - 255 ºC 8o . On the previous version of 3D!Turbo Experience a similar box showed up with 127 ºC. In either situations the HTML frontend kept reporting absolutely normal values (48 ºC/2700 RPM). The board is warm to touch (+/- 40 ºC), both the heatsink and the PCB. I find this very strange and i'm not sure if the notification box temp. value is correct - are 127 º C the upper limit of the temp. range (127=(2^7)-1) on the previous software version and 255 (255=(2^8)-1) on the latest software version ?
The board does not crash when the box appears and keeps running steady as a rock, altough after that i closed the game for protection.
Anyway, I am terribly scared, considering those temperature values may represent a terrible overheating situation. Please HELP!!! . Thanks for your consideration.
Regards.

More problems playing 3D Games:
3D Turbo XP stops reading Fan and Temperature after playing for 20 min. The alarm starts sounding and voltages climb real high: GPU:3.060, Memory I/O:3.060, Memory Core:6.120.
Idle (2D) Voltage Readings - GPU:1.310-1.320, Memory I/O:2.560-2.570, Memory Core:2.540-2.570.
My Power Supply Unit is an AOPEN 300W.
What should I do? Maybe returning back to the dealer and activate the warranty?
System:
Aopen Big Tower ATX/Aopen PSU 300W
Abit VP6+2xPIII 933MHZ@133 MHZ
512 MB SDRAM CL3 OEM
MSI FX 5600 VTDR 128
Maxtor Diamond Max 9 80 GB HD
Ibm Deskstar 60 GXP 40 GB HD
DVD-ROM Pioneer 16X
CD-RW HP 10X/4X/32X
Hercules Game Theater XP 5.1 Sound Card
LAN Adapter Dlink DFE 530-TX 10/100 Mb/S
Modem Diamond/Supra 56k Pro
Win XP Pro SP1

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Not absolutely sure
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fine at the minute
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Cooling for fx5600 vtdr128 running 24/7...

ive an FX5600 VTDR128 .. i keep my system continuosly switched on (24/7) due to certain reasons ..
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P4 2.4Ghz 533FSB
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keg55 wrote:
Boy, that IS hot. Mine runs in the 50Celcius range and I live in Arizona (USA).
I don't know what you use yours for as mine is used as a home server and is mostly inactive. But if you can place it somewhere where you have adequate ventilation (all sides free from obstruction), that might help. Keep it far enough away from walls and out of cabinets unless you have some fans running to remove heat.
I'm in Tucson, AZ and mine runs about 45º all the time... even in the AZ summer.
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In my part time i build computers from a small buisiness i started while in university.
I have several issues concerning the new MSI FX5600 Cards, that have not been completely answered in any post that i have read here in the forums or in the poor FAQ section of the MSI website.
These cards have been around long enough now that MSI should start taking Customer service into consideration and start answering some of these issues that many have mentioned and have yet to get an answer to.
The first Set are Hardware related. Second are Software.
HARDWARE#1 First off is the poor construction of the heatsink/fan assembly on these cards, the one im using now, along with pretty much every one i have seen has large gaps between the RAM chips and the heatsink ( well its not really a heatsink more like a heat spreader plate).
The solution given in this forum is for the consumer to do the work of assembler himself (thats pathetic). So i guess MSI should stamp "some assembly required on their boxes and drop the price some $50 for the time it takes a user to repair this problem.
MSI should hire some good assembly people at your factories! I have installed many cards over the years and by far this is the worst heatsink assembly i have seen, which is quite obviously due to MSI using cheap labour done at a rapid rate.
Or just abandon this one heat spreader plate idea and paste individual passive heatsinks on each ram chip, like Asus and many others do.
And best idea yet is to Recall all your cards and offer everyone a decent heatsink solution to replace this poor design.
HARDWARE#2 Why is there no temperature monitoring on these FX cards? Simple question however i have yet to see an answer. Will there be in the future, or is there no temperature monitoring due to lack of a hardware, or do we all have to go buy thermocouples and connect them to our heatsinks, if we want to know the temp of our cards. Given the above #1 it would also be good to know the temp of the RAM given that many of the chips have no heatsink at all connected to them.
HARDWARE#3 The unit that plugs into the back of the VIVO cards never quite stay plugged in well and are so short that due to a lack of slack in the cable weight put on it by pluging in other cables tends to cause the whole unit to become unplugged. Why not just make that cable a litle bit longer?
HARDWARE#4 (related to above vivo connector unit) why use a (infra red )IR reciever connected to the video card? Why not just supply a seperate ir reciever and have that connected to a USB port or somthing else. Does it really make sense to have IR using the AGP resources? Also the quality of the ir reciever is absolutely the cheapest i have ever seen, and is awkward to place in any usefull position without using tape to stick it it to somthing.
Hardware#5 Cheap Remote control. Lots of buttons on it however most are really useless, and dont work anyways.
Instead of providing these remotes free with the cards, make a good remote remote control that uses RF (radio frequencies) instead of the awfull IR, and that can actually controll common software that people would normally use, or that ships with operating systems like media player etc.. Also why not have it also act as a second mouse like other manufacturers do?
SOFTWARE #1 Lets start off with the IR software or driver, I have used several other IR recievers/software that work perfect within windows. HOWEVER MSI has the absolute worst i have ever seen. The memory leaks everyone has is a perfect example of how poor their IR hardware/software work together. Will you be providing some new drivers to fix this? Or was providing a remote control just a gimmick to try and capture a few early customers?
SOFTWARE #2 the media center is so awfull, due to many reasons here are some.
a) for many people it wont even work to begin with
b) the resolution and more importantly Refresh rate ( 60hz ) is just plain stupid. ( i dont know anyone who can stand looking at a 60hz refresh rate for more then a few min without getting a headache).
c) use of remote control is full of bugs and is limited to this software alone.
d) i have yet to find any way of even adding pictures or other media files to the lists (not that i really care) this just points out the poor user interface.
I could go on about how bad it is, but i wont.
I recommend that MSI re-think their media centre and just get rid of it all together and start from scratch on somthing new. Try looking at what competitors such as ati's software and even Nvidia have as thier media centres. Also just dont use Intervideo's WinDVD and do like Asus and go with Cyberlinks PowerDVD.
c) lack of any monitoring software for video chip or ram heat status. This is related to the hardware comment #2
d) 11 cd's software bundell. Who cares why do you guys hype this if its basically 11 cds of old games that dont even use direct x9 capabilites of the card, or apps that i would question if anyone would even use. Most would prefer a drop in price versus having this large cd set.
Well that is it for now. Normally i would get paid for my ideas and suggestions where i work full time as a product development technologist, But this short list I provide freely hoping that MSI get their act together and make a better product. There is lots of potential there however it would require much more in terms of fixing these bugs that really reduce customer satisfaction and thus reduce sales especially in the customer recommendation sales.
Two last comments not related to the cards:
i) The packaging. is it really necessary to pay for the extra ink to put colorfull images within the inside of the box? could you not use that extra money saved and put it into either hiring better assemblers or making wires a little longer etc..?
ii) There is nothing mentioned in the manual concerning the Remote control its use or that of the media center.
It would now be nice if MSI would plese answer some of the above questions and sittuations and create a new FAQ for this card and have it available within the FAQ section of their website.
Thank you for reading this post.
hope for some improvements soon

I echo these words too. :O

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56x Rom
Hard Disk:
WD Special Edition 120gb
etc,etc,etc

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quote:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARENVIDIA CorporationGlobalNVTweak]
"Coolbits"=dword:ffffffff
"NvCplEnableHardwarePage"=dword:00000001
"NvCplEnableAGPSettingsPage"=dword:00000001
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MSI 3d Turbo Experience

Is MSI 3d Turbo Experience able to work on Windows XP and also is it able to work with Geforce FX 5600TD 256MB?

It appears my suspicions were partly correct.
Evidently there are versions of the GF4 that do not support Hardware Monitoring. If you find any discrepancies, please notify me by PM.
A little birdy told me:
List of VGA cards that support Hardware Monitor
Blank means Not Supported
Website already modified
Ti4600-TD8X (MS-8900)
Ti4800SE-TD8X (MS-8900) Supported
Ti4800SE-VTD8X (MS-8900) Supported
Ti4200-TD8X (MS-8894) Supported
Ti4200-TD8X64 (MS-8894) Supported
Ti4200-VTD8X (MS-8894) Supported
MX440-TD8X (MS-8888)
MX440-T8X (MS-8890)
MX440-VTD8X (MS-8888) Supported
G4Ti4600-VTD (MS-8872)
G4Ti4400-VTD (MS-8871)
G4Ti4200-TD (MS-8870)
G4Ti4200-TD64 (MS-8870)
G4Ti4200-VTD64 (MS-8870)
G4Ti4200-VTP (MS-8886)
G4MX460-VTP (MS-8867) Supported
G4MX440-T.(MS-8866) Supported
G4MX440-P(MS-8866) Supported
G4MX440-VTP(MS-8866) Supported
MX440SE-T(MS-8878)
MX440SES-T(MS-8873)
G4MX420D-T(MS-8878)

Where is the program 3D Turbo Experience?

sorry for my english, i don't speak much
i have the msi fx5600VTDR128 and i saw in a page that in one of the cds comes a software hardware monitor for the temperature and voltages but i dont found it and how iis it name
thak u

The little proggy he is asking about is 3D Turbo
Heres a link to the main page for all the utilities http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/software/swr/spt_swr_list.php?kind=2
Here is the mirror to the utility: 3D Turbo Experience *Click on the blue underlined link to begin the download*
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2.15
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width=7 align=absMiddle> Support OS
Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP
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width=7 align=absMiddle> File size
15.701MB
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• New support FX5700
Ultra/FX5700/FX5950 Ultra chipset
• Version:
2.17

Msi FX5600 VTDR128 + 3D!Turbo Experience Temperature issue

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