MSI GTX560 Ti Hawk - how to update bios?

I can' install Live Update v5 to my Win 7 64 bit PC - does anyone know if that's a problem - there's an error at the end of the install.
How can i update my MSI GTX560 Ti Hawk bios?

Quote from: kot0005 on 04-November-11, 13:19:40
Bios: http://www.mediafire.com/?12mupn50trj4m4n
Yes
Quote from: tovalb on 04-November-11, 22:34:53
can you please check mine as well ?
MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frorz II/OC
S/N: 602-V238-16SB1101161349
bios: 70.24.0A.00.00
Link to bios:
http://www.filemail.com/dl.aspx?id=YXCVIXBEDGLYAAE
Is my VBIOS up to date?
Tovalb
No, check PM

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Hi Svet
I am new on this website
i have an MSI N560GTX-Ti twin Frozr II
on WIN 8
i would like to update it
- i am lost with the different mode : silent , performance
- do i need to update with 2 files : one for the Vbios and for UEFI too ?
GPU GF114 rev A1
Bios 70 24 21 00 00 (P1040-0050)
Device ID 10DE - 1200
Sub Vendor MSI (1462)
i need some help
thank you in advance

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is for the silence mode
or performance
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5xx don't have UEFI bios

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Quote from: Newbie121 on 30-October-11, 06:39:48
What did you mean MSI cheated??? Based on the Guru3D reviews the MSI GTX 560 Ti Hawk is the champion - that's why i bought the card in the first place - according to the reviews and numbers/performance the card WAS the best choice......but i'm still reading a lot of users complain about the fan noise & temps. Is this one of the most mis-represented Graphic card or are these normal responses from graphic card users.....do all graphic cards users report/complain about their fan noise/temps.
Nope. My old palit 460 oc was audible under load but its performance was within 5% of reviews.
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How to update bios for N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II/OC

hi juys ...
i want to update my bios for my msi vga in title
this is my s/n :602-v238-220B1108035113
i need flash npw please any one can help me with correct bios and the way to flash
this is my gpuz
i used driver ver 301.24 beta
my bios
http://www.mediafire.com/?se5ue1ls0bh6x64

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tnx for advice svet
is the bios related to temp or not
no the new vbios is not related to the temp.
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i have before same card but not oc and high temps can't over 75
but when i have the oc edition now the temps in high load between 80 and 90
is that safe or not sorry my bad english
some units are running hotter than another.
you can try to reseat the VGA heatsink and to reapply the new thermal paste,
to check if this will help to drop it a bit.

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