MSI GTX560ti Hawk low 3dmark11 score

I recently purchased MSI GTX560ti Hawk. I ran 3dmark11 on it and on performance mode, I only got P1650 score. The graphics score is very low and the FPS averaged around 6-7.
Here is my specs:
Asus P5Q motherboard
Gigabyte Odin GT 550w PSU
Intel Q9550 oc@ 3.67GHz
Kingston DDR2 2x2GB @ 800MHz
Intel X25-M 160GB SSD
MSI GTX560ti Hawk
I know the package box suggested using a minimum 600W PSU but I managed to boot into windows and play games with my 550W. I can run Assassin Creed Brotherhood and Shogun 2 on very high graphic setting.
Could the very low 3dmark11 graphics score due to the low PSU power supply? Please help
Thanks!

Quote from: Kuane on 21-May-11, 01:48:18
I just bumped the core voltage up block by block from +0 to +150 on Afterburner 2.2.0 beta 3.
I tested Heaven DX11 benchmark on all of those voltages and there were artifacts in all of them (running VGA default clocks). But there were less artifacts as the core voltage went up.
Is my PSU not supplying enough power?
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Is my PSU not supplying enough power?
could be , but basically should be more than enough if the stats can be trusted.
Test the VGA in another machine[who has a better PSU, with strong single rail] then see how its goes there
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I just bumped the core voltage up block by block from +0 to +150 on Afterburner 2.2.0 beta 3.
I tested Heaven DX11 benchmark on all of those voltages and there were artifacts in all of them (running VGA default clocks). But there were less artifacts as the core voltage went up.
try next voltage step and retest

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MSI R5770 Hawk
MSI R5570-MD1G
MSI 785GTM-E45
GPU PWR SYS f_GPU f_VRAM V_GPU set V_GPU meas Note 1: freq & voltage Note 2: system state
DCW Mhz Mhz V V
785 35 197 400 idle stock idle, light (5 min max)
785 46 498 400 UVD stock 1x 720p sharpen complex 2
5570 43 157 200 0.9 idle stock idle, light (5 min max)
5570 54 400 800 1 UVD stock 1x 720p sharpen complex 2
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5570 55 400 800 0.9 0.9001 UVD undervolt/underclock 1 1x 1080p sharpen complex 2
5770 53 157 300 0.95 0.956 idle stock idle, light (5 min max)
5770 58 157 600 0.95 0.957 idle 2x f_VRAM idle, light (5 min max)
5770 65 157 1200 0.95 0.957 idle 4x f_VRAM (nom. max) idle, light (5 min max)
5770 61 400 900 0.95 0.958 idle @ UVD stock idle, light (5 min max)
5770 72 400 900 0.95 0.9499 UVD stock 1x 720p sharpen complex 2
5770 75 400 900 0.95 0.9508 UVD stock 1x 1080p sharpen complex 2
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5770 63 157 300 0.95 0.9503 UVD undervolt/underclock 1 1x 1080p sharpen complex 2
5770 61 157 200 0.95 0.9497 UVD undervolt/underclock 2 1x 720p sharpen complex 2
5770 61 157 200 0.95 0.9497 UVD undervolt/underclock 2 1x 1080p sharpen complex 2
AMD Power Play states are glitchy, and not all videos detect and run with DirectX Video Acceleration. So max power during playback can end up on the highest power state which is not shown above.
MSI R5770 Hawk minimum power
The uP6204 power controller used on the MSI R5770 Hawk design nominally supports 0.5625 to 1.3500V in 0.0125V steps.
With a stock video BIOS, MSI Afterburner 1.50/1.51 allows the MSI R5770 Hawk to be soft-modded from 1.000 to 1.350V in the roughly 0.0125V steps.
The video BIOS can be set as low as 0.950V but with no steps between 0.950 and 1.000V.
MSI Afterburner 1.60 beta 4 or earlier adds the AllowCaptureVoltageDefaults profile setting. Acquiring, then changing the default GPU voltage allows "resetting" the Hawk to 0.950V in Afterburner for the highest frequency state. This allows maintaining Power Play transitions and running the max frequency at 0.950V, where Afterburner by itself is limited to 1.000V.
The max frequency state of the Hawk is 875 MHz 1200 MHz 1.200V. To have the most flexibilty on control the Hawk, lowest power in the Desktop/HTPC/light gaming, and the ability to manually overvolt/overclock for specific games: run the Hawk at 0.950V in the max frequency state.
How-to work around Afterburner and the Hawk design to run 1.000V in the max frequency state. *
1) in the video BIOS, leave the voltage as 1.200V in the BIOS--which is required for Afterburner to change the Hawk voltages in Windows
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3) in Afterburner, Reset to default settings **
4) in Afterburner, change "Core Voltage" to 1.000V
5) in Afterburner, Apply
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7) in Afterburner, \Settings\Profiles\2D Profile\ & "3D Profile" choose "Profile 1" ***
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[Settings]
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* UnlockVoltageControl in the primary Afterburner profile's [Settings] will likely be needed.
** Only default profiles support Power Play states correctly.
*** Having a non-"default" profile in 3D results in the "3D Profile" activating instead of the UVD in the BIOS.
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Profile Idle V_GPU @ V_CORE (V)
D7 12 1.125
D7 14 1.100
D7 16 1.047
D7 18 1.049
D7 19 1.037
D7 20 0.949
D7 21 0.937
D7 22 0.925
D7 23 0.912
D7 24 0.899
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0 Boot 00 -> 00 -> 00
1 Power saving 01 -> 02 -> 00
2 UVD 03 -> 03 -> 03
3 Power saving 04 -> 02 -> 00
4 ACPI 01 -> 01 -> 01
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f_GPU 875 157 600 400 400
f_RAM 1200 300 1200 900 1200
V_GPU 1.20 0.95 1.00 0.95 0.95
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f_GPU 714 157 600 157 400
f_RAM 1200 300 600 300 600
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# CoreVoltage CoreClk MemClk
1 0950 714000 1200000
2 1000 785000 1200000
3 1125 902000 1200000
5 1200 951000 1200000
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I have two 560TI TFII. When I play BF3 one the temps are only max 70C. The other is rampaging to 80-90C when playing BF3. So I returned the other one for replacement.
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Quote from: Svet on 26-September-12, 08:17:59
tell S/N of both cards and save both vbioses from each one of them, upload them somewhere and give a link to it.
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Just incase anyone runs into a similar problem. I figured it out.
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Samsung SM 2693HM 26"
Corsair TX 850w (recommended)
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2x WD Caviar Green 1TB HD
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Corsair Hydro H70 Liquid CPU Cooler
Gigabyte GA-X58A UD5 Mobo
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Damn what a simple solution all this time :/

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PCI ID : 10DE-1187
Subsystem ID : 1462-3000
Hierarchy ID : Normal Board
Chip SKU : 225-0
Project : 2004-0010
CDP : N/A
Build Date : 05/24/13
Modification Date : 07/23/13
Sign-On Message : GK104 P2004 SKU 0010 VGA BIOS (HWDIAG)
MSINV300MS.103
SN:602-V300-01SC1308036613-V26

Yes your card has dual BIOS.
Use NV300MH.101
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So how do i use them?
rename it to .rom, then use nvidia flash tool to flash it:
http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/2258/nvflash-5-142-for-windows/

[BIOS REQUEST] MSI 270X Hawk 2GB

Hi! I have a problem with a newly purchased MSI 270X Hawk 2GB. I have tried it in the following PCs:
PC 1
Main Board: Asrock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3
Bios Version: 2.30 (newest)
Video Card: MSI 270X Hawk 2GB
PSU: FSP ATX-400PNF
12v rail Rating of listed PSU: 12V1: 18A, 12V2: 18A
CPU: Intel Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz
Memory: 2 x KINGSTON 8GB HyperX XMP Blu DDR3 1600MHz CL9 [KHX1600C9D3B1K2/8GX]
SSD: Samsung 830 64GB (Tried with a Samsung HD502HJ HDD too, on a fresh Windows 7 install, same results)
CPU COOLER: Cooler Master Hyper TX2
OC: No
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64 bit
PC 2
Main Board: Gigabyte G41M-ES2L
Bios Version: F3
Video Card: MSI 270X Hawk 2GB
PSU: FSP ATX-350PNF
12v rail Rating of listed PSU: 12V1: 18A, 12V2: 16A
CPU: Intel Pentium E5300 2.6GHz
Memory: 2 x 2GB Kingmax DDR2 1066MHz [KLEE88F-B8NU6]
SSD/ HDD: Samsung HD321KJ
CPU COOLER: stock
OC: No
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64 bit
GPU S/N: 602-V303-02SB1312000115
It works with the default windows driver in both PCs, but when the AMD driver is installed it fails after the windows welcome screen. Sometimes the screen turns blue, sometimes black/grey, and sometimes there are blue squares in lines on the screen and the PC freezes up. To get it to work again I have to boot into safe mode and remove the driver with Display Driver Uninstaller, since the normal uninstaller doesnt work in safe mode.
Drivers I tried:
13-12_win7_win8_64_dd_ccc_whql
amd_catalyst_14.1_betav1.6
MSI Graphics Driver (both from the CD and the website)
Tried with both BIOS modes. Tried in both PCI-E slots in the asrock board. The 6 pin power connectors are split between the two rails.
I also have an MSI 270X Gaming 2GB, and it works in both PCs without issues. The previous owner updated the BIOS on that one.
I know that the PSUs are far from optimal, but they had no problems with the 270X Gaming on full load or my previous GTX275, even when I overclocked the CPU and had 4/5 hard drives in there. The PSU upgrade (XFX Pro 850W) is on its way, but it is still around a week or more until it arrives.
Here is the current bios:
www5[DOT]zippyshare.com/v/31736342/file.html
Picture of error screen:
I would like to try flashing the newest bios to see if it helps.
Thanks in advance.

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Here is the current bios:
www5[DOT]zippyshare.com/v/31736342/file.html
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Here is the other BIOS:
www8[DOT]zippyshare.com/v/10284353/file.html
Both come up with: "File does not exist on this server"
None the less >>this<< is the latest
TV303MH.131 is normal vbios, TV303MH.141 is LN2
Create a bootable usb stick (https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=165175.0).
Then unpack the previously provided archive (131_141.rar) and put the included file (TV303MH.131 or TV303MH.141) on that stick.
Rename TV303MH.131 / TV303MH.141 to 131.rom / 141.rom. Put the atiflash.exe also included in the archive on the USB stick too. Now boot from the stick.
Type atiflash -p -f -noaper 0 131.rom (or 141.rom) [ENTER] and let it flash the vbios.

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