MSI GTX 580 Twin Frozr II/OC

Hi Svet
is that still the latest bios for a MSI GTX 580 Twin Frozr II/OC ?
The GF110.rom ?

I asked before in this thread -> https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=159374.0
Its the same card im using so i didnt see a reason to open a new thread and i didnt want to create more clutter for a small question.

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Is MSI GTX 580 Twin Frozr II/OC's pcb 100% reference???

So like title says... is msi gtx 580 twin frozr ii/oc 100% reference design???
If yes, will I be able to install aftermarket cooler like Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme Plus with Arctic Cooling (VR004) kit???

Quote from: Krzychu23 on 23-February-11, 08:29:48
and one more question...
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i would like to have default bios setting as i have now cuz its 100% stable
850/1700/2200 @ 1.050v
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your current default clocks are...?
your target clocks are...?
target new voltage is..?

MSI GTX 580 Twin Frozr 2/OC Problems

Hey guys, I just build my second new(er) computer (specs below, system 2), with this MSI GTX 580 Twin Frozr 2/OC, and I am having several problems. The first problem I noticed was was in Starcraft 2, I was having major texture stretching (looked like units were stretched across the map, exc.), so I tried a new driver to no avail. I delt with that problem and played for several hours to find that the screen turned black, then recovered (happened several times), which I was able to continue playing after. I went ahead and tried Battlefield Bad Company 2, and noticed the same texture stretching, but with big black shapes (almost looked like large artifacts), so I checked the temps, 74c, so that was not the problem. I continued playing for about 5 minutes before the screen went black, turned white, and the game became unresponsive. Thinking it was a possible PSU problem, I moved the card to my first system (specs below, system 1), and produced the same results.
Does anyone have any ideas, or is it time to RMA the card. Sad thing is, I am seeing alot of people having problems with this card, I hope MSI didn't do me wrong here.... :(
P.s. I flashed the newest BIOS for the VGA and the MoBo.

Quote from: doubleohseven on 12-September-11, 06:45:32
Unfortunately it has, and the artifacting only seems to get worse as time goes on (if the card/game doesn't crash right away that is...). I guess RMA'ing is my only option at this point, thanks for your help.
I'll chock it up to a defective card this time, but seeing all the problems with these similar cards from MSI is making me worried... I only hope MSI didn't do me dirty with this product.
No worries, call msi at +1.626.271.1004 within regular business days and they will take care of it

Old(er) BIOS for MSI GTX 580 Twin Frozr II/OC ?

Does anyone know where to obtain older BIOSes for my videocard (see subject)? It seems I made the mistake of not backing up the old one when I flashed to the new official BIOS that was released by MSI (https://forum-en.msi.com/faq/article/msi-nvidia-graphics-cards-from-570-580-series-read-here).
The problem with this updated BIOS is that although it does increase the default voltage a bit, making it more (but not entirely) stable in certain games, it also causes instability during boot when the card is in VESA mode - I get to see funky pixels, sometimes BSODs when booting Windows. Once it is booted and the login screen appears, the pixel artifacts are gone and I can play games for hours - it's just during boot where the card seems to be flaky.
Considering that I can just increase the voltage for better stability using Afterburner, I'd like to try and flashing the original BIOS for my card that I had on it originally which I believe was version 70.10.20.00.01 - I guess I can't be a 100% sure that these problems are caused by the updated BIOS, but all I know is that none of the problems described above were present with this older version and they appeared immediately after flashing the update

Quote from: aphax on 02-June-12, 02:21:58
This is the currently flashed VBIOS (retreived via GPU-Z) that fixed the booting issue: http://dump.aphax.nl/files/580gtx/GF110.rom
Ok, this is latest bios version for your board

MSI GTX 580 Twin Frozr II Oc Clocks stuck

Hello,
since a few days ago i dont know exactly since when its been this way my clock speeds for my gpu are messed up. Stock clocks are supposed to be Core 800 Shader 1600 Memory Clock 2048 but Afterburner shows me 797 - 1595 - 2046. The first time i´ve seen this i didn´t think much about it because of the Beta status of Afterburner but even with the new Release (Afterburner 2.2.0) the clocks stayed. So i´ve experimented a little around tried to overclock a litte in 10 mhz steps thats when it got weird. The Clocks change but not to the mhz i set them to for example:
Set to 820 - 1640 - 2058 i get 823 - 1645 - 2055
Set to 850 - 1700 - 2088 i get 851 - 1701 - 2079
Set to 900 - 1800 - 2100 surprisingly i get 900 - 1800 -2098
so i think you get the Idea. So it seems to me the GPU is damaged even if it runs almost without a problem. I say almost because i sometimes get a GPU load drop while Gaming from 90 to 0 and then back up again not longer for a second and this happens every time an NPC in Skyrim starts his dialogue so iam not even sure its related so except of this maddening issue everything seems ok no bsod no driver stopped responding no issues whatsoever. I did not find anything about this kind of issue anywhere on the web so i thought i ask a professional. :>
Help plx
btw in GPU-Z the GPU Core clock is even weirder is shows 797.3!
Edit: Dont know if relevant but here are my System specs
i5 2500k @ 4.5ghz
Asrock Extreme 4 Gen 3
Gskill Ripjaw DDR3 1333 8Gb kit
PSU Be Quiet Pure Power 530W

Quote from: Ciwk on 24-April-12, 07:07:57
Doesn´t do anything still 797 - 1595 - 2046
so the 1st one is core-shader-memory, if yes i don't see the problem

MSI GTX 580 Twin Frozr 2 - Fan weird nose at startup - is this normal?

Hello.
When i start the computer the fans on the graphic cards always gets a weird nose like they dont know how fast they should rotate in the first second, after that its normal.
I recognized that if i have the computer layed down instead of standing up this doesnt happens, but i asked on some swedish forums and they said this is normal for the graphic card fans to be a little noisy for the first second when you start the computer. I recorded the sound of it and will upload here.
This is how it sounds: http://data.fuskbugg.se/skalman02/4dcfc02753275_MOV00547.3gp

Quote from: markelon on 15-May-11, 21:15:30
I have checked them but i will check again.
Just to get this clarified:
Is it normal that i get that sound when I start the computer?
I always have the computer chassi standing up anyways, and i have double checked the motherboard standoffs and will do that again.
Just to get this cleared out:
Is it normal to hear that sound in about a second every time i cold boot the computer?
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I have checked them but i will check again.
best try with mainboard out of PC case, over a wooden table as there could a shorting issue.
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Is it normal to hear that sound in about a second every time i cold boot the computer?
Depend, but its not normal for sure to have such noise if the PC case is in UP position, and to do not have noise if its in DOWN position.
E.g. this should NOT depend of PC case position,
which suggest weird factor like mechanical issue, or some kind of shorting issue.
From hundred of VGAs tested i've noticed such forced FAN at boot only if there was abnormal shutdown before this.
E.g. running PC, then pull out the power cable from the PSU, e.g. sudden power lost.
Then at next boot, the VGA FAN is forced at max RPM for several seconds during boot time.
The is no such FAN force for any other situation, say press reset button, or from each one power up from case power button.
But only from unexpected power lost.
So i would say its combo between the mainboard and PSU.
But basically its sort of checking either there or not and not really a issue.

GTX 580 TWIN FROZR 2 OC UEFI GOP BIOS

I wanted to ask if there is any UEFI GOP compatible VBIOS available for the MSI GTX 580 TWIN FROZR 2 OC?
Thanks

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Yes i try with 8800gt on same slot but nothing have a message the vga is not supported uefi gop thing , now i have plugged flash and a 19.9 bios and choose that when boot
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Gtx 580 twin frozr II/oc problem

I'm having problem with my gtx 580 twin frozr II/OC. everything is running fine but it crushes or video card lose focus when I run 3dmark 11 or try to play crysis. video output works fine, it plays metro 2033, star craft 2, dead space 2 just fine. It passed 1 hour of furmark stability test fine, 1 hour of OCCT test fine, passed OCCT memory test fine too. I didn't overclock it so it's at factory overclocked speed of 823mhz and idle temp is at 35c, gaming max temp during metro 2033 is 77c, OCCT test max temp was 88c. so I know it's not overheating problem. I have used both nvidia driver or 263.09 and 266.58, same result. it crushes during cutscene or after cutscene of crysis(i hear sound but no visual) and lose focus after initial loading on 3dmark11. vga bio is 70.10.17.00.01 and i am running on windows 7 64 bit ultimate edition. yes, i have updated to latest version of crysis and 3dmark11 too. still, the same. Is something wrong with this card during manufacturer place or what? I don't think this is just my problem coz according to newegg review, there were customers complain about this card gets crush during crysis. I also own gtx 570 from other brand and I was using it b4 I've got msi gtx 580 twin frozr II/oc. It didn't have any problem like this. Anyone know what's causing this? any help? I don't think RMA would help this problem at all coz card is not broken and works fine on everything just fine with no error or artifacts besides those two(3dmark11 and crysis).

Quote from: shin777 on 13-February-11, 11:36:38
send serial # to who? to msi or u? i thought u are not from msi though(u said u aren't msi). i appreciate ur help either way though.
i did OCCT test too and it passed without error. i sent email to u about serial #. also what's max voltage i can use in overclocking this
gpu without frying? will i still covered in warranty if my gpu gets fried in long term use of 1.025v bio u are going to send me? thx.
Quote from: shin777 on 13-February-11, 14:53:04
602-V255-01SB1101008765
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also what's max voltage i can use in overclocking this
gpu without frying?
OC is always risky and done at own risk.
Basically the max allowed from AB
We are not going to OC your card further,
but just to make it stable at default HW-OC speed
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will i still covered in warranty if my gpu gets fried in long term use of 1.025v bio u are going to send me? thx.
Yes, should not be issue.
Get attached file, then check PM

MSI Geforce GTX 580 Twin Frozr II Reference?

Hey I gotta few quick questions. Thanks
Is the MSI Geforce GTX 580 Twin Frozr II a reference design PCB underneath the cooler?
And do the military class components get in the way of other custom cooler E.g. A waterblock?

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Is the MSI Geforce GTX 580 Twin Frozr II a reference design PCB underneath the cooler?
yes it is
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And do the military class components get in the way of other custom cooler E.g. A waterblock?
You can check Hydrogen version: http://msi.com/product/vga/N580GTX-HydroGen-OC.html

GTX 580 Twin Frozr II Artifact

I5 2500k (not OC)
ROG Z68 Gene Z
Ripjaws 2x2 go
Corsair TX650
M4 64GB
GTX 580 Twin frozr II
Hi,
I have got a problem with my GTX 580 Twin frozr II 800 Mhz (OC or not ?)
This is a capture of Afterburner :
But, the big problem is that 3d mark displays many artifacts. Moreover, when I play a game, the game stop.
Please help me.
Sorry for my english (I live in France)

Quote from: Svet on 02-October-11, 06:56:02
oki,
flash your VBIOS to the latest version, then retest.
==> https://forum-en.msi.com/faq/article/msi-nvidia-graphics-cards-from-570-580-series-read-here
I flash my Bios but the problem persists :

GTX 580 TWIN FROZR II OC Artifacting and crashing

Hello everyone on the forum I'm currently a new member to this forum.. What i'm going to be explaining to you guys is a serious thing
that happends alot of people.. Anyways my Graphic card have started to artifacting, it have been like so for some months now, i can't understand
what the problem is.. I don't want to RMA the videocard, well of course i do but i don't want to tell my dad cause he will like freak out a little bit i think
cause my computer cost alot of money, anyways there must be some solution to the problem..? Everyone is saying MSI Afterburner will fix the problem
for you i've tried that ALOT, i'm even running it right now, i've increased the volt, decreased clocks, i mean.. can someone tell me a good setting for the
video card? Like seriously it's not stable..
I've tried this....
1. Use Afterburner [Just need a good stable setting maybe?]
2.Reinstalled my computer.
3.Updated drivers also i've tried to change to beta drivers.
4.Picked older versions of nvidia drivers..
Please help me? :(
Some quick specs...
CPU: i7 2600K Intel.
GPU: GTX 580 TWIN FROZR II OC
RAM: 8GB RAM DD3
PSU: Antec 650W
Harddrives: SSD 120 GB / 1 TB regular drive.
-----------------------------------------------------------> If you got something that would might work for my problem please write it! I really need some help :(
Btw: I'm thinking of updating Vbios, but will that help? I'm not so good in overclocking, so help would be needed..
Also maybe change PCI-E cabel? that's connected to the graphic card?..
I think the warrenty is off, i contacted MSI for a while ago they said i had it left and they were able to change it to a new one that's working but
.. yeah, don't know what i should do! Some people that got their card replaced didn't help, they still have the problem..
Thanks for taking your time and reading my newbie post.. if you want pictures, i'll send them below..
-Electrict.

Quote from: flobelix on 03-January-13, 06:53:09
Well MS-7673 can be a couple of boards: http://www.msi.com/service/search/?kw=MS-7673&type=product
None the less let's concentrate on the vga. When does it show artifacts. Right when starting 3D, after some time or randomly? If possible add screenshots.
It's very random when It's going to crash, i have 2 pictures showing how it could look, also just want to say that sometimes when My computer tries to reset The card, i can get a bluescreen.
Pictures:
Thanks
-Electrict

GTX 580 Twin Frozr II/OC - got a bad copy

My Computer specs:
CPU: i7-2600K 4.2Ghz
MB: Asus P8Z68 Deluxe/GEN3
VGA: GTX 580 Twin Frozr II/OC.
1st: I get around P5400 points on 3dmark 11 with stock clocks.
2nd: My card really bad oveclocks. I have ASIC quality 56.3% in the latest GPU-Z. I reach 900/1800/2100 only with 1.150V - Others people reach it with 1.088v. And i get P6000 point in 3dmark11 on 900Mhz. Thats low, because people on gtx570 reach that score.
What`s wrong with card? I`ve got a bad copy of card?
My stock clocks are: 800/1600/2048 1.038V, BIOS: 70.10.20.00.01

Quote from: shin777 on 13-February-11, 11:36:38
send serial # to who? to msi or u? i thought u are not from msi though(u said u aren't msi). i appreciate ur help either way though.
i did OCCT test too and it passed without error. i sent email to u about serial #. also what's max voltage i can use in overclocking this
gpu without frying? will i still covered in warranty if my gpu gets fried in long term use of 1.025v bio u are going to send me? thx.
Quote from: shin777 on 13-February-11, 14:53:04
602-V255-01SB1101008765
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also what's max voltage i can use in overclocking this
gpu without frying?
OC is always risky and done at own risk.
Basically the max allowed from AB
We are not going to OC your card further,
but just to make it stable at default HW-OC speed
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will i still covered in warranty if my gpu gets fried in long term use of 1.025v bio u are going to send me? thx.
Yes, should not be issue.
Get attached file, then check PM

GTX 580 twin frozr ii /oc

Just got an offer of "GTX 580 Twin Frozr II /OC", but can't find any info whatsoever in any website. i see that it has been launched but can't find the OC version....not even in the MSI website!!! any idea as to existence of this gpu, if yes, any links or data??

Probably like the AMD/ATI Radeon HD 6950 Twin Frozr II not listed on MSI site but is available here http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-113-MS&groupid=701&catid=56&subcat=1752.
Not all products are released World Wide or at same time, just like Theatrical Movies.
Most likely it maybe under Review/Tested at some Overclocker/ Technical magazine place. More info later as they release-publish it.

A Few Questions About The GTX 580 Twin Frozr/OC in SLI

Hi everyone!
I have a few questions if you guys don't mind answering them, first thing though to make it clear this system is not built yet but the build will start soon.
My first question is whether or not this PSU is capable of running two GTX 580 Twin Frozr/OC in SLI:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139015&Tpk=AX850
+3.3V@25A, +5V@25A, +12V1@70A, [email protected], +5VSB@3A
My second question is whether or not the GTX 580 Twin Frozr/OC will come with a SLI bridge connector long enough to accomplish a connection over this distance:
If not where can I buy a bridge capable of accomplishing this?, the reason for this distance is to keep the bottom card from pushing air onto the top one.
The above is a normal ATX form factor motherboard or to be more specific a ASRock P67 EXTREME6.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157231

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EDIT-
I'm looking at the picture right now and it looks like the bridge that comes with the motherboard is not long enough, any suggestions on where to buy one?
nope no idea, ask your reseller
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I didn't mean the Watts I mean the Amps, from other threads in this board it seems that some PSU's aren't up to the task of supplying the card with enough Amps, I was wondering if that PSU could supply enough for both.
Well you can figure from the graph
With one VGA it drains total 447W, where single 580GTX need 40A-42A,
adding second the same VGA to the system drains total 719W
So 719-447=272W, 272W/12=23A, 42A+23A=65A
or simple 719/12=60A
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BTW, I would also like to say I'm currently using a MSI board in my current build and I love it!

Two (separate) GTX 580 Twin Frozr OC running too hot?

I just just bought two GTX 580 Twin Frozr II OC. I can't run these in SLI yet but have tested both separately in my PC. Something doesn't seem right in the temps. Both cards when using Kombustor get to 85+ degrees. I was made to believe these cards are meant to be far cooler than the reference design (box states 19C cooler!). I tested the cards separately. Ambient temp is just under 30C.
Here are my relevant PC specs:
Intel Core i7 920 2.67GHz D0
Thermalright Venomous X + Scythe S-FLEX 120mm 1900rpm SFF21G
EVGA X58 Classified E760 Motherboard
Mushkin 6GB DDR3 1600 MHz Redline (998691)
Corsair HX-620W PSU
Lian Li PC-A77B (+ W75BT side window)
Scythe Kaze Master Pro 5.25"
5x Case fans (3 in - 2 out)
Pioneer S16J DVD DL-RW
Western Digital Black 1TB WD1002FAEX
Western Digital Green 1TB WD10EARS
Asus Xonar Xense 7.1
Also, when using one of these cards, it bumps my CPU from 40C to 63C idle!
Funny thing is, my GTX 470 was actually cooler than this and that card was heavily overclocked.

Quote from: hellbent joker on 28-February-11, 05:51:19
While I undertand that you will get different results I still haven't read anywhere on the internet that anybody has claimed a 19c difference with these cards or anything close to it. Have you ? If you have read it somewhere can you please post the links here.
The actual box claims it is 19C cooler than the reference cooler. See MSI's own site: http://www.msi.com/product/vga/N580GTX-Twin-Frozr-II-OC.html
Quote from: Henry on 28-February-11, 08:55:14
Increasing intake will not do you much good, you need to increase exhaust airflow somehow. Exhaust airflow should be greater than intake. A side intake blowing on VGA cards can help but any way you do it exhaust air still needs to be greater than intake air.
This is a good point. I'll be buying some 2200RPM Yate Loons soon from my water cooling set up (will be throttling them to 1200-1600RPM), I will install two of these in my case as a test to see if my temps drop. I'll then install more as intake as well and observe the difference.

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