MSI GTX560 Ti Twin Frozr II/OC Temperature

Every time that I play games the GPU temp always goes sky high to 99c. Would this be bad for my card? My case has 2 intakes and 2 outtakes. What should I do?

I am going to assume you use a user defined fan profile, or so I hope.
The card is clean?
Try opening the side of the case and see if that helps,
other wise you may need to look at what your intake out takes are,
as to say just having them isn't enough if the placement isnt right.
Intake front, outake to rear.
You've really offered very little info,
perhaps a picture and some more info on your setup would be nice

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I would like to know if Afterburner V2.3.1 will work without problems whit my "MSI gtx560ti twin frozr II OC".
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Quote from: Svet on 10-April-13, 19:32:58
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Hi at all,
A few days ago I received the two cards I mentioned in the title of the thread.
I proceeded to uninstall the current drivers on my PC and remove the GTX285, then mount the two GTX560 and install the latest drivers 285.62 (SO Windows Seven 64-bit).
Basically I have a problem, especially when I play Crysis 2 (but I also happened with other games) that the display turns red, as you can see here.
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ps: sorry for my english

I got to do other tests. Consider that I have 2 monitors connected (Asus VK246H and Samsung TV HD Ready) and the problem occurs only the Asus monitor.
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With SLI active: No
With SLI off: Ok
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Changing the DVI cable: No
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By connecting the monitor with an HDMI cable instead of DVI: Ok
What else can I do, whereas I've found that is not an OS or driver problem and that the two cards individually do not have this problem?
It could be a problem of DVI on the monitor? And if so, why does it only with SLI enabled, there is difference in the signal that comes from a single VGA and the signal that comes from a VGA with SLI enabled?

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Hi there.
I have a few problem with my GTX 560 Ti - especially when playing Crysis 2. I can play from 5 minutes and up to about 30 minutes before it will freeze and eventually downthrottle to lowspeed state or, 405mhz core clock, making the game unplayable. This happens for world of warcraft too but here it will not throttle, only freeze for 5-15 seconds.
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Video BIOS-version: 70.24.0A.00.00
Driverversion: 270.51
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Adjusting nVidia settings to maximum performance etc. (Throttled)
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At this point i'm clueless, i'm not a graficcards expert but this somehow looks to me as a rather odd problem.
I have attached images to give a more clear view of whats happening during the Crysis2 game.
I would like to hear your suggestions/tips.
Thanks in advance, Kasper.

Quote from: iddqd on 08-April-11, 20:38:02
I have tested both the MSi vga drivers and the latest official nvidia drivers on my old install of Win7 - I have not tried anything else but the 270.51 on this fresh Win7 install.
well try them again anyway
another thing:
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Video BIOS-version: 70.24.0A.00.00
you're running older vbios version for your card.
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i doubt that will help for your issue, as other people with the same vga with the same problem,
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I purchased an MSI-IT 560 Twin Frozr II OC 1GB DDR5 on December 19, 2011.
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Was taken as the photo:
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Quote from: Stu on 12-February-12, 22:19:46
Contact your reseller, they will either exchange the card under warranty for you, or return it to MSI for repair.
Ok, thanks
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Dear sir or madam,
Please provide me the BIOS for the MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II/OC V238-059R. I have two of them. My system now sees them as NVIDIA GeForce GTX560 Ti (no OC). I can't update drivers anymore.
The serial numbers are:
S/N:602-V238-35SB1201030210
S/N:602-V238-35SB1201030151
The NVFlash output is:
NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.190)
Simplified Version For OEM Only
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<0> GeForce GTX 560 Ti (10DE,1200,1462,2382) --:NRM 70.24.2E.00.02
<1> GeForce GTX 560 Ti (10DE,1200,1462,2382) --:NRM 70.24.2E.00.02
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A, Nothing to worry about, just enjoy the card
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If I change the voltage to 1180mV load temps are a more respectable 72% but the fans spin up to 77% or about 3600rpm which seems excessive.
This review - http://www.overclockers.com/msi-hd-7970-tfiii-oc-boost-edition-review - which incidentally also shows a vcore of 1256mV states the following -
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Cpu - Intel i5 2500k, 3,3GHz, Socket LGA1155, 6MB with Noctua DH-14 CPU Cooler
Motherboard - ASUS P8P67 PRO, Socket-1155, ATX, P67, DDR3, 3xPCIe(2.0)x16, CFX& SLI, SATA 6Gb/s, USB 3.0, FW, BT, EF
Memory - Corsair XMS3 DDR3 4GB 1600MHz CL 9 (2x2GB kit)
Video card - MSI GeForce GTX 560Ti 1GB PhysX, PCI-Express 2.0,"Twin Frozr II", GDDR5, 2xDVI, native-miniHDMI, CUDA, 256bit (GF 114, overclocked to 880 Mhz on the core), (Marketing name; N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II/OC)
Harddrive 1 - Crucial Real C300 (64GB - 355/75 Mb/s read/write) SSD
Harddrive 2 - Samsung Spinpoint F3 7200RPM, SATA 3.0 Gbps, 3,5", 16MB Cache, 8.9ms
Chassis - Fractal Define R3 Black Pearl Mid tower chassis (ATX, mATX, mITX) with two 120mm fans
Power Supply - Corsair HX Series 750 Watt Modular 80 plus silver (ATX 12v 63 amp)
Haven't got a chance to install os, but will install Windows 7 64Bit.
The monitor is a BenQ 21,5" LED G2222HDL (1920 x 1080, 5000000:1, 5ms, VGA/DVI-D)
More background info; I build the computer myself. Everything went mostly fine, except for that I had to spend quite a long time to get everything right.
I started the machine, and it all went just fine (except for rebooting and then running smoothly, as it has done ever since). I did the MemOK! test and everything seemed to be fine. But when using the VGA cable that came with the monitor, I couldn't get any signal detected (I used a VGA to DVI adapter to plug the VGA cable into the Msi 560 TI videocard). I used 2 different adapters, but nothing happened. I tried with a HDMI cable, just to test, and that did not work either. Then, I figured out I should order a DVI-D cable.
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Core Clock : 880 MHz
Shader Clock : 1760 MHz
Memory Clock : 2100 MHz
When I click the button to run a Kombuster stability test, the 3D has the same graphical glitches that I saw in my games. Here is a screenshot:
http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww333/MP64x2/corrupted_880.jpg
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Here is the test at Core Clock = 705 MHz: http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww333/MP64x2/corrupted_705.jpg
and at 440 MHz: http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww333/MP64x2/corrupted_440.jpg
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- Lowering the Memory Clock also reduces glitches, but they never go away completely.
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- I do not have access to another system that I can try the video card in.
System Info
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450 2.66GHz
MoBo: Abit IP35 Pro - LGA775, Intel P35, FSB1333
RAM: G.Skill 4x2GB DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel (Total: 8GB)
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As I type this I'm starting to get corruption right on my desktop too, with random pixels changing color and black rectangles appearing on applications.
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Quote from: MP64 on 22-April-11, 03:46:20
I have an interesting update on my original problem.
A week after I reseated the card, the graphical glitches returned. I turned the computer off, reseated the card again, turned it on, and it began working fine.
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I tried rebooting my computer, but the glitches remained.
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Does this sound sensible? Is it possible for a power supply to slowly fail over several days, only to start working again after being powered down for a couple minutes?
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Having some problems with gpu load drops and microstuttering, so wondering if a bios update might sort out my problems.

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