MSI GTX 980 Ti Gaming 6G - 1441Mhz ingame stable, good overclock?

Hey guys, I just purchased an MSI GTX 980 Ti Gaming 6G and my stable ingame clockspeed is 1441MHZ, stress tested in Witcher 3.
I did +125Mhz on Core Clock and +45Mhz on Memory Clock and have not touched voltage. Power and Temperature sliders set to ma...

Quote from: mkanana2000 on Today at 06:09:39grats and happy gamming with this nice card.
Thank you brother!!!

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Re: MSI GTX 980 Ti Gaming 6G - 1441Mhz ingame stable, good overclock?

Human eye can't process more than 24FPS, but can definitely notice framerates that are less than 60FPS. Some can notice less than 120 FPS.
Honestly, I don't think overclocking is very necessary on a card like this, unless you're running 4K resolution ...

As badboy said, if it's not broke, don't fix it.
If you aren't having issues, I wouldn't try updating. It works, and does everything you want, right?
Now, if you are having issues, then maybe a VBIOS update might help.
But I kind of doubt it will.

MSi GTX 980 4g Gaming Fan Replacement

Is there any way to just get a replacement fan for my graphics card?
One of the blades broke off and I would just like to replace the fan without having to send in the card for repairs.

don't think so
but you can ask your reseller or near msi office anyway, >>How to contact MSI.<<

MSI GTX 980 Gaming 4G: Fan issue, too

I build a new system that also includes a brand new MSI GTX 980 Gaming 4G that I received today and to my considerable regret the graphics card is exhibiting fan issues similar to the ones some of you described with 970 cards.
My MSI 980 is spinning one fan at constantly high speed from the moment the system gets turned on. It's the fan on the inner half of the card, not the one on the slot side. My card came with the notorious sticker, which I removed with utmost care. The fan on the sticker/slot side is working perfectly fine, spinning up after launch, then spinning down for as long as the card's temperature is below 60°C, then spinning up again when it's above. Regulation works flawlessly for THIS fan - it can also be controlled manually by AfterBurner, which displays the speed of this fan correctly.
On the other hand, the inner fan does not regulate at all. It goes full throttle from the moment the system starts and never slows down again.
_Its impossible to stop or change the speed of this second fan through AfterBurner or NVidia Inspector._
Trying to make the other fan spin by poking it by hand, as some have described for their 970 cards doesn't change anything, either, since the other fan does run if the temperature neccessitates it.
So it doesn't look like the behaviour of the second fan is caused by something being wrong with the hardware of the first fan.
Anyway - at my wits' end, for now.
My setup:
MSI GTX 980 Gaming 4G (Bios 84.04.1f.00.f6)
NVidia Drivers 344.60
Monitor connected to DVI Port (through VGA adapter, for now)
ASUS Z97-A (Bios v2012)
Core i7-4790K
Samsung SSD 850 Pro
Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64

I tried with the MSI Fan Control tool (v2.0.0.1) that was on the included driver CD: It also has no influence over the second fan, only over the first (properly working) one.
I also checked my cabling and nothing seems bend or cricked. No heat-sink touching circuit boards. Guess I'll pull the plug on this one and move back to my 580 for the duration of the RMA process... I just hope the next one turns out alright.

VBIOS for my MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G request

Hi,
May I request VBIOS for my MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G S/N: 602-V317-03SB1409089224?
If possible please provide me with original NV317MH.111 that came with graphic card and the newest one.
PS. I upgraded NV317MH.111 to NV317MH.130 by means of MSI Live Update and now when using MSI Gaming APP to switch speed profiles, the GPU speed values shown in GPU-Z don't match the speeds for original Silent, Game and OC profiles for this card. What's wrong?

nVidia drivers uninstalled.
I used flash you provided; nothing happened :(
D:\Downloads\vBIOS\NEW>nvflash -4 -5 -6 111.rom
NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.190)
Simplified Version For OEM Only
Save firmware to file: nvflash [options] --save <filename>
Display version: nvflash [options] --version [<filename>]
Check for supported EEPROM: nvflash [options] --check
List adapters: nvflash [options] --list
Press 'Enter' to continue, or 'Q' to quit.
-- Commands and Options --
help ? Display this screen.
save b <filename> Read EEPROM and save to <filename>.
version v <filename> Display file version and ~CRC32
(if no filename, acts on display adapter).
check c Check for supported EEPROM.
list a List all NVIDIA display adapters found in the system.
overridesub 6 Allow firmware and adapter PCI subsystem ID mismatch.
index i <index> Force a specific device index.
auto A When possible, run without user intervention.
silence s Silence all audio beeps.
beep ! Beep to signal updating progress.
nolight l Do not light keyboard LEDs.
Press 'Enter' to continue, or 'Q' to quit.
override o <level> Override safety check level:
default unknown EEPROM | NV adapter aborts application.
level=1 unknown EEPROM acceptable for read operations.
level=2 unknown NV adapter acceptable for read operations.
level=3 Combined effect of 1,2 (cannot write to unknown EEPROM or adapter).
log L <log file> Create a log file.
compare k <filename> Read EEPROM and compare with <filename>.
verify h <filename> Verify <filename> matches EEPROM if flashed.
Use a single dash ("-") to use the single letter version of a command.
Use a double dash ("--") to use the longer descriptive version of a command.
Use equals ("=") to specify parameters, with separating commas (",").
-- Sample Usage --
nvflash --index=1 nv30nz.rom
D:\Downloads\vBIOS\NEW>

Connection MSI GTX 980 Gaming 4G with 2560x1440 monitor

Hi.
I'm going to buy WQHD (2560x1440) monitor. How to connect MSI GTX 980 Gaming 4G to use 2560x1440 resolution? The specification for card states:
DVI Connectors
1 (Dual-link DVI-I)
Max Resolution: 2048x1536 @60 Hz.
HDMI Connectors
1 (version 1.4a/2.0)
Max Resolution: 4096x2160 @24 Hz (1.4a), 3840x2160 @60 Hz (2.0)
DisplayPort
3 (version 1.2)
Max Resolution: 4096x2160 @60 Hz
I prefer connection over DVI but according to above spec I'm affraid if will be impossible...
I've heard the picture quality over HDMI/DisplayPort is worse then over DVI - is it right?

Quote from: CSIG1001 on 23-October-14, 07:34:58
This cannot be possible Dual Link DVI is capable up to 2560x1600
I just purchased 2x 980s gaming and all the current cards only support DVI up to 1 (Dual-link DVI-I) Max Resolution: 2048x1536 @60 Hz.
This is incorrect unless MSI HQ R&D did not test 2560x1440 and 2560x1600 res or they put crappy components inside this card to not allow it. I went back and fourth with owners on newegg with this card one owner did verify that it does work . For me I own a Monitor that only uses DVI dual link at 2560x1440. This will be a deal breaker for me if the cards do not work with my monitor or the video cards do not function correctly.
This does not make any sense what so ever for a manufacture to implement this standard as the majority of the population isnt even on 2560x1440 or 4k. So i am pretty upset about how tech support fails to acknowledge the reasoning behind this new DVI standard . Go look at the 760-780 series all say max res 2560x1600.
So my question to everyone out there who owns this card am i screwed or should i just use my dual link cable to run 2560x1440 even though it states 2048x1536 max res. Someone that i know online says it works so whats the deal?
FYI this video card does support a max res of 2560x1600 over DVI
Tech support for MSI and Sales department were not trained correctly to let the customer understand that Max Resolution on the website for DVI 2048x1536 is for using the analog VGA adapter
Hope everyone now understands! Because this took me 4 hours of my time to figure out on my own with the help of Newegg tech support and verified owners!

MSI GTX 980 Gaming issue

Hi everyone,
Recently I upgraded the BIOS of my msi gtx 980 gaming and i discovered an issue which I don't know how to fix.
I did upgrade my bios with the official bios from msi live updater 6.
old bios was nv317mh.112
new bios is nv317mh.113
The problem:
My boost clocks were somehow changed and i don't understand why...
before the update my boost clocks were the normal 1291(gaming) and 1317(OC)
after the update my boost clocks changed to 1329(gaming) and 1357(OC)
I did reinstalled the 112 version again and see if it could fix but it didn't fix this issue
I don't have any profile or OC in my msi afterburner.
GPU-Z shows the normal clocks (1291/1317) and my afterburner shows the modified clocks(1329/1357).
They were syncronized before the update.
My card is v317-03S so the bios should be right.
Pls help i don't understand what's causing this issue...

Quote from: Nichrome on 15-April-15, 23:35:12
Hmm I don't understand the issue. Are you trying to tell that current clocks are higher than advertised?
Yes. After the update my "default" clocks changed somehow.

MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G latest BIOS?

Hello, I have the MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G and I was wondering which BIOS is the latest.
MSI Live Update 6 reports I have NV317MH.143 installed but offers to install NV317MH.113, which one is newer?
Also I would like to be able to use the Windows 8/8.1 feature in my bios but there is no GOP driver/firmware installed.
S/N: 602-V317-11SB1411003928
I have also another problem I noticed after installing this card. Windows 8.1 Pro wont sleep the monitor or activates the screensaver. Any idea if it's related to the graphics card? Someone suggested it was due to the low mhz the card was running on?

The one suggested by LIve Update is later (new universal vbios that covers more batches than your current one)
All GTX980 vbios versions are UEFI/GOP ones. If you can't enable Fastboot problem is with your board.

MSI GTX 780 Ti Gaming Twin Frozr - GPU_Z Speeds not right

I've just purchased the MSI GTX 780 Ti Gaming Twin Frozr which is supposedly spec'ed at 1020mhz GPU clock from factory.
however, running GPU_z reveals that the GPU clock is 980 mhz only. seems like 40mhz less than stated in the product details?
what I did do is messed with MSI GamingApp and when i chose the "OC" setting it went to 1020 mhz.
is this expected?
I was under the impression that it would be 1020 mhz as baseline without any sort of application tuning etc...
thanks in advance.

The card works as it should. Just refer to the product site:
Quote from: http://www.msi.com/product/vga/GTX-780Ti-GAMING-3G.html#overview
1020MHz Core (Boost Clock:1085MHz) (OC Mode)
980MHz Core (Boost Clock:1046MHz) (Gaming Mode)
876MHz Core (Boost Clock:928MHz) (Silent Mode)
3072 GDDR5 7000MHz Memory
The baseclock of 1020 Mhz is only enabled using oc mode of the Gaming APP while the Gaming Mode is the normal clockrate it would run at even if not using the Gaming APP. Of course you could still oc with Afterburner while at OC mode and up the clockrate even further or you are just using an oc tool like Afterburner to adjust the clockrate completely manually.
The APP doesn't change any voltage settings. The voltage is determined by the gpu using Boost 2.0 (up to the maximum Nvidia boost voltage).

[REQUEST] UEFI / GOP bios for MSI GTX 780 Ti gaming SLI

Hello everyone
I want to use the super fast boot feature of my asrock motherboard, but it seems that my graphics cards aren't compatible with UEFI.
So I would like to get a vbios file and instructions how to flash the bios of both my graphics cards ( i've never flashed a graphics card before )
My specs:
MSI GTX 780 Ti gaming in SLI
Revision: B1
Bios version: 80.80.34.00.35 (P2083-0030)
Bios file: h ttp://wikisend.com/download/119618/GK110.rom
Thanks in advance

Quote from: Svet on 11-February-15, 21:49:51
for both use this one:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=181511.msg1303982#msg1303982
Thank you!
Flashed the cards to the new bios and got UEFI /GOP support now!

MSI GTX 780 Ti Gaming - Coil Whine

Hi all,
I've bought 2 MSI GTX 780 ti 3G Gaming and I have the same problem with both : Unbearable coil whine in all game and with 3DMark.
I'm not the only one who have this problem but I don't know if the card is responsible.
Sometimes V-Sync reduce the noise but not completly.
My config :
MB : Asus Z87-Deluxe
Corsair HX-850 and now Corsair RM-850
Intel I7-4770K
Corsair Dominator Platinium (2x8Go)
If the third card do the same noise, what can I do ? Take a 780 Ti somewhere else that to MSI ?
Thank you for your answer.
Mike

At the beginning, I had a Corsair HX-850, and I've changed it to a Corsair RM-850.
Next I have tried a lot of changes on 2 systems :
1st Computer :
- Thermaltake Overseer RX-I
- Asus Z87-Deluxe
- Intel I7-4770K
- Corsair Dominator Platinium (2x8Go at 2400)
=> With Corsair HX-850 + MSI 580 Lightning : No CW
=> With Corsair RM-850 + MSI 580 Lightning : No CW
=> With Corsair HX-850 + MSI 780 Ti : CW
=> With Corsair RM-850 + MSI 780 Ti : CW
2nd Computer :
- Thermaltake V9 BlackX Edition
- Asus P8P67-Deluxe
- Intel I7-2600K
- Corsair Vengeance (2x4Go at 1600)
=> With Corsair HX-750 + MSI 580 Lightning : No CW
=> With Corsair HX-750 + MSI 780 Ti : CW
It seems that the Coil Whine is folowing the MSI 780 Ti. Perhaps I have to buy another MB like a MSI Z87... and after another CPU, and change my PLEXTOR PX-256M5Pro... and what ??? I shall like having enough money to spend to be your MSI beta tester...
The MSI GTX 780 TI Gaming is the best card that I've seen for a long time, and I want to understand why I have some trouble with it.
If you want to send me another 780 Ti, I'll try it with pleasure !

MSI Gtx 980 core voltage LOCKED !

I just put my msi gtx 980 4g into my pc, was gonna take some benchmark testing and overclock, but i found out that in the msi afterburner, the core voltage is locked. now this is weird i think, im really new to overclocking, but iknow with all the money i spendt on the 980 that option should be UNLOCKED !
Any help to get ? Thank you.
My PC specs:
MSI Geforce gtx 980 4G
ASROCK h87M pro4 Motherboard
16 gig ram
i5 4670k processor
600watt powersupply
256 gig ssd
1tb harddisk
some fans, some led lights, and uh yea thats it.

Quote from: shahabi-89 on 17-December-14, 00:14:30
@Nichrome Off-topic
But can you please help me with the new bios for gtx 970.
I did as Svet asked and created a new topic with bios attached and S/N. But he is offline now and hopefully you can help me.
Continue with your own topic then.
Quote from: shahabi-89 on 17-December-14, 00:14:30
@partynachim, sorry for loaning your thread..
Instead of hijacking

MSI GTX 980 + Afterburner Fan Controll

Hio
i only have one simple question, will afterburner support fancontrol of both fans of the msi gtx 980 in the future??
thats the only thing preventing me to buy a msi gtx 980 because i dont want 2 seperate programms to have control of both fans... and i can only set custom fan curves for 1 fan with afterburner...
And as i heard with the msi fan control tool i can only set fixed speeds not fan curves.
the msi gtx 980 is already out now for over 6 month and still afterburner didnt support both fans... so i think it will not happend?
best regards
Knight

Quote from: Aod_Knight on 29-May-15, 04:53:51
on several other forums that is discussed, afterburner only controls the gpu fan the other one can be controlled with msi fan control tool.
and yea 960 and 970 didnt have seperate fan controls, they bind together.
Exactly right. MSI decided to use two controllers on the 980. AB will not change in order to control both per the programmer of AB. Tell MSI not to do this kind of thing in the future if this concerns you.

Request bios: MSI GTX 780 Ti Gaming 3G

I'm just wondering if I have the latest bios for my MSI GTX 780 Ti Gaming 3G:
S/N 602-V298-11081404030983
GK110.rom link
sendspace com/file/4sk33v

It's the latest legacy vbios. If you want the latest UEFI use the attached.
Decompress the provided .rar archive with Winrar: http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
Then flash the vbios file with Nvflash for dos: http://www.guru3d.com/files_details/nvflash_download.html
To do so rename the included file to .rom and create a dos bootstick (https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=165175.0)
Put nvflash and the vbios file on it and boot from the stick. Then type nvflash -4 -5 -6 gop.rom (if renamed vbios that way) and hit enter. Confirm the questions and let the tool flash.

MSI GTX 980 GAMING Coil whine!

Just got my GTX 980 Gaming yesterday...... AND it has terrible coil whine!
No point in having silent fans, if the coils whines like pigs!
Just writing this to warn others, mine is going back to the dealer tomorrow.
Tried all MSI profiles (Silent, Gaming and OC) and the noise frequency varies, but it's always there under load in most games. Easiest way to test might be running folding@home on the GPU, which for me causes very solid whine - all the time.
And yes I'm sure it's the GPU, not the PSU (which is a solid Seasonic in case anyone would like to know).

I returned a MSI 970 due to coil whine so loud I could hear it down stairs in the kitchen! I could just hear it outside the room at idle, and when high fps etc it could heard down one set of stairs!
I've had numerous issues with 970's from all companies.
I had two PNY's originally, one the fan never came on unless I pushed it and the other made weird noises from the fan and a low ticking noise from somewhere.
Then went on to two Zotac Omegas, which ran hot even with the fugly 3 slot cooler, and didn't overclock worth beans (the PNY's beat it slightly!) The OC+ and Firestorm are useless and buggy.
Next was one MSI 970 as they only had one in stock (beautiful cards, to bad no backplate) :( It was the one with coil whine bad.
Now trying a MSI 980 that seems good so far (apart from having no backplate :(). A tiny bit of coil whine at very high fps instances, nothing to gripe about.
Even tried two PSU's (an Antec Signature 850W and this EVGA 850W Supernova G2, the whine and issues happened with both, didn't make a difference.)
I expected driver issues to boot, but not this many hardware issues across so many brands. Staying with reference boards and using high quality components seems to work better for these companies than letting them do as they please it seems...
I now have a some banding/flashing issues with this 980 in one game so far, and am hoping its the drivers, but will see as I install more games again...

MSI GTX 980 Ti Gaming 6G - 1441Mhz ingame stable, good overclock?

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