MSI GTX 750 screen flickering issue

Since installing my new graphics card (the MSI GTX 750) I've had a problem with screen flickering. I updated to the latest drivers and checked the connection to the monitor and card but there was no improvement. At the moment I'm using my old video card because the flicker is so distracting.

Are you able to test the card in different PC? Speak to friend/colleague, maybe they can help.
Also try some older nvidia driver versions.
Did you try different cable/port?
If works fine in other PC, it means your PC is not compatible with latest cards and either you have to RMA the card and get something older like 5 or 6 series or get newer computer. If it doesn't work in different PC then RMA it.

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Hello,
I would like to upgrade my desktop video card to a GTX 750 Ti.
My desktop model (http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02782877&cc=it&dlc=it&lc=it&product=5095560) should be compatible with the card, at least it seems to me.
I have bought an ASUS card (OC GTX 750 Ti) but I failed to get it working on my computer, even after upgrading the bios to the 7.15 ami version.
I have a problem similar to many other reported on this very forum, I get stuck to the screen logo (interestingly, the video seems to work, so again I think there is no problem of hardware compatibility between mobo, power supply and video card) the computer beeps several times and then the video card get powered off.
The problem seems to be the UEFI, not fully supported in the HP BIOS of my model, and so buying the MSI model of the card should be a viable solution:
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/Upgrading-Graphic-Card-GTX-750-Ti-Gaming-OC-Edition-20...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Other-Desktop-PC-Questions/GTX-750-TI-Problem/td-p/4022476
This time, before I risk to buy another not compatible product, I'd prefer to ask to the experts in this forum.
Thank you in advance!

Hi,
The HPE-521it doesn't have the HP version 8 BIOS which many of the newer graphics cards require for compatibility and functionality.
The threads that you referenced do contain specific MSI NVIDIA GTX 750 models that offer you the best chance for using the NVIDIA GTX 750. If you search this forum you should find others that have reported success with using these specific MSI GTX 750 graphics cards.
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hi all,i have big problem with graphic card msi gtx 750(N750 1GD5/OCV1 )
i have monitor crt with vga conector
problem is when start-pc no signal monitor,signal delay or por signal(black screen or monitor say not signal i can not acces bios) only when windows welcome screen have signal,this problem is aleatory.
i reinstaled windows same problem.monitor is good,connection is good i tested with old card(hd 4670).
how to solve this problem?

my card boot in pci-e.
i found the problem .problem is temperature ambiental and game.
1 in my room have(with window open cool) 18 c and open pc card no signal or delay to monitor
2 in my room have 25C(normal temp) and start msi kombustor for 10 min card have 61C ( is ok) but stop kombustor and restart pc the monitor not have signal or delay from card.
3.in my room have normal temperature 25 and open kombustor run for 10 min and close pc WITH 10 MIN PAUSE AND OPEN AGAIN PC THE MONITOR HAVE SIGNAL GOOD AND WORK
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TS3232 I have the mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter firmware 1.03 and I still have screen flickering issues

I have the mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter firmware 1.03 and I still have massive screen flickering issues on a Mac Mini 2012.
I am using a Dell 30" monitor (it's the Samsung screen just rebranded) connected to a WD 4TB Thunderbolt drive connected to the Mac Mini.
The screen is usable for the most part when I've just started the computer (although today I started having issues after a fresh restart) but if even just the screen goes to sleep, or the computer goes to sleep and I wake it later, I start to have massive flickering to black and occasionally to snow.
The effect seems to be more likely to arise when I'm on heavy graphics-intensive websites or programs (eg, Tumblr feed with lots of GIF images or working in Adobe Premiere), but once it starts shutting down those programs has no effect, the screen keeps flickering wildly.
The problem improved after the 1.03 firmware upgrade (for a while it was flickering uncontrollably ALL the time and was virtually unusable) but it has not gone away.
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MSI GTX 750 Ti with Motherboard Legacy BIOS

I was wondering if I could run the MSI GTX 750 Ti with a Legacy BIOS. I recently purchased an EVGA GTX 750 and it is not compatible with my motherboards Legacy BIOS (had no idea before purchasing it). I know MSI's has a Dual BIOS switch on the card, so I was wondering if it would work?
I have a pre-built HP system, the HP P7-1233w. I know the GTX 750 Ti has a TDP of 60w, my power supply is a 300w HP with two +12v rails. The +12va has 12a and the +12vb has 16a.
So if anyone can tell me if the MSI GTX 750 Ti (specifically this card: MSI N750TI-2GD5/OC) will work with my Legacy BIOS Motherboard that would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance!

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What does the Dual BIOS switch do on the card? Does it relate to the motherboard BIOS, or no?
No, it offers a legacy and UEFI/GOP vbios for Win8 feature support (fastboot/secureboot). If using a board with a legacy bios it is irrelevant what vbios is selected as both are supporting legacy mode (UEFI/GOP vbios is hybrid). Only for boards with a UEFI bios which is not GOP compliant using the legacy vbios is required.

Just bought a msi gtx 750 ti OC edition.when installed wont boot,ends in black screen and curser

As stated in the title,i bought a gtx 750 ti.
N750Ti-2GD5/OC
The machine had a gt 620 in it,and runs great with it in.When i install the gtx 750 ti though,the system boot hangs on a black screen with underscore/curser,and a single beep.
The system is an h8 1203,with a 460 power supply.
I also have a gts 250,which also installs and works fine.Ive read a bit,and there is some problem with this card and the hp system ?something about bios type ? I couldnt quite follow what was being said.
This question was solved.
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Hi,
If you upgrade to Windows 8 (install in UEFI mode) and apply the posted BIOS update then you should be able to get to video card to work.
Be sure to create a set of the external HP recovery media before installing a new operating system.
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ok so basically i have recently bought an msi gtx 660 ti graphics card but i have been experiencing an issue where on windows 8 if i launch a modern ui application such as twitter the screen will flash and then the graphics quality for maybe a few seconds will look bad before going back to normal but if i just stay on the desktop and use apps on there then nothing will happen. so i was wondering if anyone can help or knows what is going wrong or if they have experienced this.

Quote from: mohammedalih on 08-June-13, 00:44:06
ok so i've uploaded the issue on youtube and also this never happened before when my hdmi cable was plugged into the motherboard
i've tried dvi and that problem doesn't happen, so is there something wrong with the graphics card?
Use DVI.
That looks like the HDMI flickering (the HDMI 29/59 Hz frame rate bug).
This bug affects any videocard with a hardware deinterlacer (most of the recent graphic cards).
There is no fix.
The only workaround is in Nvidia Control Panel / Adjust Desktop Color Settings
3) set content type reported to display to "Full-screen videos"
See if that helps.
But as I said before, use DVI (same performances but no bugs).

MSI GTX 750 ti + HP Pavilion + Legacy BIOS setting = still doesn't work

I recently decided to upgrade the video card in my ~3 year old HP Pavilion (h8 1237-c). It's been running a GeForce GTX 460, but the thing is really loud and obviously several generations behind current video hardware.
So I purchased an EVGA GTX 750, but quickly ran into problems. Apparently, HP hasn't released a BIOS upgrade for this Pavilion for a long time (I'm on the latest - 7.12, dated 10/12/2011), and newer cards won't work with it. There were a lot of posts in multiple forums (Toms Hardware, HP forums, etc.) about this particular MSI 750 card and the "Legacy BIOS" switch it offered being a solution for this problem.
So I returned the EVGA card (which resulted in a Newegg restocking fee - ouch) and ordered the MSI card.
I'm getting the *exact same problem* (regardless of which position, 1 or 2, that the switch on the MSI card is using) - computer starts to boot up, won't get past the HP "splash screen" where I can hit ESC to enter setup.
Am I about to return my second video card, and just live with my old 560? Or can someone suggest something else I can try?

The problem is with the component support of your HP machine. The problem is not GOP or legacy vios but the need for a ME8 firmware including bios to run a GTX7xx on a socket 1155 based system. If HP can't supply such you will never be able to run a GeForce GTX7xx or later in your system.

MacBook Pro 2011 - 15" Core i7 - SSD - Heating, Screen Flickering Issues

Hello,
I recently brought MacBook Pro 2011 15" Anti-glare High Resolution with Core i7 2.2 G Hz, SSD, 8GB of RAM. I installed Microsoft Office and Angry Birds at this time. I'm facing multiple issues with my first Mac. Is anyone facing these kinds of issues in new MacBook Pro 15" models?
Issue 1: Heating: Fan running on high speed even though room temp is below 60F. No major applications are running at that time expect Office 2011 and web surfing (NOT watching any video) and listening iTunes.
Issue 2: When I log-off from computer, the screen flickers and goes to lower resolution. Also the windows colors changed to different colors. After log-in, I went to System Preferences > Displays. The highest resolution is already selected (1680 x 1050) When I try to change to lower, it changes but still displays different window colors and changing suddenly.
Troubleshooting Steps:
1.) Shutdown and Disconnected Power Cable (at that time battery is at 65%)
2.) Reconnected Power Cable and Power On the system
3.) Display shows correctly.
Unable to Resolve:
1.) Still fan is running on higher speed at low temp (below 60F with no major application running)
2.) Sometimes Display is not showing properly. It shows different color shades.
I scheduled support call with Apple Support and let's see what Apple can do...

I brought my first MacBook Pro 2011 on Day 1, so I can't return it since it won't come under 14 day return policy. I'm taking my Mac to Apple Store to fix all these issues. AppleInsider is also confirmed Disaplay Flicker issue on some of the models that they tested.
*Apple Support KB:*
On High Fan Speed Issue: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4543
On Display Flicker Issue (not at exactly pin-point this issue): http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1573
On Gray Progress Bar Issue: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3148
*Other Tech Forums:*
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MSI GTX 750 TI OC 2GB Compatibility

Hello. Today i decided to update my GPU to a GTX 750 TI OC 2 GB from MSI. I checked it's requirements. I fulfill them, except the MB. My MB is a BIOSTAR G31-M7 TE with a G31 chipset (compatible only with PCIe X16 1.1). Is there any chance to run this GPU with my MB or i need to upgrade it? Here are the rest of my PC specs:
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 2.93 @ 2.92 GHz;
GPU(current): Intel G33/G31 256 MB;
PSU: custom, from my PC vendor (maybe Logitech) ATX-450W
MB: Biostar G31-M7 TE (BIOS update from 2010);
RAM: 4 GB DDR2 800 MHz;
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate Edition SP1.
Should i buy this card? Will it run using a 17 inch Monitor (MAG, VGA monitor)? Thanks in advance for all replies.

Quote from: Nichrome on 22-October-14, 00:40:03
Let's see:
That's the minimum for most today's games:
http://www.scan.co.uk/3xs/configurator/intel-celeron-value-hardware-bundle-ready-to-ship-vb10i
Stock cooler is fine if not overclocking, dual core CPU is also good enough (could upgrade to Intel Pentium K for OC if would like to). That's the parts set I suggest.
And add some GTX650Ti or 750Ti. And new PSU: Corsair/Seasonic/Antec 400W or above and good to go.
Thank you so much for your advice and also for your patience (I'm asking many questions because I want to be sure).

MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4G Issues & BIOS Update

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Hello,
ever since I bought my GTX 970 I've had about 5 BSOD's while playing CS:GO and GTA:V. I am not sure whether it's a GPU issue or not, but I never had that issue before (at least with CS:GO).
Tech specs:
MB: z87-pro
CPU: i7-4770K
GPU: MSI GTX 970 Gaming 4G
OS: Win7 x64 SP1
latest OS updates
latest nVidia drivers
I've been wondering if there's a BIOS update for my GPU? I also tried just today to download MSI Live Update 6 but after executing the installer it displays "This application does not support this platform."
I've attached my GPU Bios.
Thanks in advance!

Quote from: Nichrome on 26-April-15, 03:21:48
Hi
With LiveUpdate, don't worry. Many users got issue with it, I believe MSI is aware of this already.
Is your motherboard running latest BIOS?
Is it known to work fine with other graphics card??
Do you have any OC on your CPU/RAM? (RAM OC=more than 1600MHz). Remove and try again.
What did the BSOD say? Error code?
Heya, thanks for the reply.
That's good to know for Live Update, just wanted to let you know. Before my GTX970 I was using an Asus GTS 450 (I know, lame) and used integrated graphics a couple of times but never had BSOD's during games with either of those. I didn't take a note of the BSOD error code, can I find a log somewhere on my system to upload it?
OC-wise everything is running on stock clock, BIOS is also latest version (2103, according to Asus).

Screen Flickering Issue

When I run Java applications or games, approximately 75% of the screen flickers and the computer has to be shut down manually in order to get it working again. I have all the latest updates.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
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3gs LS,
I don't know if it is a hardware problem. My mid-2011 MBP does the same thing when connected to an external display as your iMac. It started the moment I upgraded to Mountain Lion.
An identical MPB running Lion attached to this monitor does fine (no flickering). If I attach mine to another Cinema Display - flickering.
That almost certainly means it's a software issue (or in my case I suppose the MPD external video hardware could be faulted), because the monitor is completely fine. The timing of my update, however, makes the software highly suspect.
And one more thing - I am unable to reproduce this unless Safari is running (it does not have to be the active app). Perhaps it is something in the Automatic Graphics Switching, although I have it disabled, as well as the option to "Automatically adjust screen brightness."
Please let us know how your visit to the Apple Store goes. If they fix it, I'm taking mine back in with a printout of this discussion.

MSI GTX 750 Ti 2gb overclocking help

Hello.
I just installed a MSI GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2 gb into my computer. The card comes with 3 different modes: Silent mode, Gaming mode (default), and OC mode. I believe the OC mode overclocks the card. My question is.. Can i for long periods of the day almost everyday use the OC mode, or will it destroy my card? Thanks in advance

Hi,
You can use OC mode for sure. Though before you use for 24/7, enable OC mode, run some benchmarking/test stress tool and see how are the temps to make sure that they stay below 80C on 100% card usage with around 50-80% fan speed.

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MSI GTX 750 ti Gaming vBios

I was reading a review for this card on techpowerup and it shows the card comes with dual vbios, one uefi (GOP?) and one legacy. Is this unique to the new Maxwell cards? I see people here requesting vbios updates for other kepler based 700 series and below. Will upgrading the vbios no longer be necessary for this card (assuming Win8 features the main reason for GOP vbios requests) ?
Can anyone confirm?
Thanks!!!!!
PS: I am in the process of building a new rig from scratch. Because of the apparent great support here in the forums, I am developing a MSI brand loyalty for motherboards and graphics cards. I have only seen similar support from EVGA (but they are limited Nvidia) and MSI. Also TwinFrozr gets a lot of praise. Lastly, the card mentioned above has been reviewed as the best of the crop for the 750 ti chip. I have been a ATI/AMD Radeon guy for a long long time due to their price/performance combined with power/heat/performance , but this maxwell card looks very interesting.

Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 22-February-14, 02:30:44
I hope you are right about the dual VBIOS on an nVidia GTX. That has been one of my biggest bitches ever since this stupidity came out of no support out-of-the-box for both. Maybe nVidia came to their senses? Worth researching. At least my faith may possibly be restored with nVidia.
I don't think this is Nvidia but MSI adding the new bios. At least, according to TechpowerUp. techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_750_Ti_Gaming/5.html

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