MSI N560GTX pink death

Hi.
When I watch youtube video on HD resolution the screen goes pink and black, after a several second the computer freeze. Only hard reset help.
Comp. spec:
Intel i5-2500k
8G memory
MSI N560GTX 1G
Corsair 560W
Driver: NVIDIA 296.10

Quote from: Prequel on 02-April-12, 05:11:00
I also encounter this problem. (Tough not black screen) But it only happens if hardware accelleration is ON. I found one video that crashes always and i tried it on another browser that has hardware accelleration OFF, and it played smoothly. I also one time had the chance to not have to restart the pc after this and I saw the notification about the Nvidia driver crashed. Is this a known bug?
Yes, i hear this before. It was vga driver related if as i remember.
Try msi vga drivers 1st, else go for latest official [or beta] from Nvidia web.
Before install the new drivers, remove current in Safe Mode with >>Driver Sweeper<<
When installing the new one, select custom install and checkmark "peform a clean installation"

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http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww333/MP64x2/corrupted_880.jpg
I tried lowering the Core Clock speed and retrying the test. It appears that the level of corruption is proportional to the clock speed. At the minimum clock speed of 440 MHz, the graphics are almost perfect, however a glitch or two will still occasionally show up.
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
- I've tried bumping up the Core Voltage a little to around 1020 mV, but it doesn't seem to have any effect.
- Lowering the Memory Clock also reduces glitches, but they never go away completely.
- Even at the absolute minimum clock settings, my games still glitch and crash.
- 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)
Video Card: MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II/OC
Video S/N: 602-V238-130B1103126135
Video BIOS: 70.24.11.00.00
NVIDIA Driver: 266.66
Hard Disks: 2x 640GB Western Digital WD6401AALS
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Power Supply:
OCZ GameXStream OCZ700GXSSLI 700W
+3.3@36A,+5V@30A,+12V1@18A,+12V2@18A,+12V3@18A,+12V4@18A,[email protected],[email protected]
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From what I've read in other threads, it seems like my power supply may not be sufficient since it has multiple 12V rails, but before I spend ~$100 on a new one I thought I'd see if anyone had any other thoughts.

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.
Another week goes by with no problems, and then a couple days ago the glitches came back. Thinking it strange that the card could somehow take approximately the same amount of time to cause the same kind of bad connection, I wondered if there was something else that was causing the glitches to temporarily disappear.
I tried rebooting my computer, but the glitches remained.
I then completely turned off my computer and pulled out the power cord and left it for a couple minutes. I didn't open the case at all and made sure not to do anything that would bump any components. I turned the computer back on - glitches are gone once again.
So, it would seem that it may in fact have something to do with the power supply and not any bad connections with the card itself - at least, that's the best guess I have at the moment. I leave my computer on 24/7 so it seems like it doesn't like being left on for an entire week with this new video card installed.
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?
Did you ever figure your issue out? I have the exact same issue. My system runs fine for almost a week...and then my desktop starts artifacting. The only way it goes away is to unplug my pc (or flip the switch on PSU). Then it runs again perfectly for nearly a week again and I start getting artifacts and the message stating that the graphics driver has stopped working and then recovered.
I also run my pc 24/7 and this problem is getting very annoying! My PSU shouldn't be a problem as I have the PC & Cooling 750W...
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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.
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S/N:602-V238-35SB1201030151
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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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Sebastiaan Smit

latest vbios version attached below
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I have two of them. My system now sees them as NVIDIA GeForce GTX560 Ti (no OC).
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I want to buy the MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II/OC and I have the TRUST PSU 570W. It has two rails having +12V with 16A and 192W each. Also I have two SATA2 HDD and five 120mm fans. Do you think there is enouph power supply for the GPU to run smoothly or do I have to buy a better PSU and what do you suggest?
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The card is already OCed.
OC further can damage your card.
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Retest stabilty after each one freq. increament.
You can do test with those programs/tools and real games:
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=148285.msg1102468#msg1102468
If instability comes, increase GPU vcore by 12.5mV then retest.[you can unlock voltage control from AB settings]
Do this until make it stable.
Watch out VGA underload temp while testing.

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CPU: AMD Phenom II x6 1090T
Motherboard: ASRock
Model: A790GMH/128M bios version P1.70
Memory Crosair PC2-6400(400mhz) 2gb x2
Video card: MSI N560GTX -TI hawk 1GB GDDR5
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AC input: 100-240v- current:12A frequency 50hz/60hz
DC output rating: +3.3v +5v +12v -12v +5Vsb
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http://www.mediafire.com/?0haf9xm0qyxx988

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Can some1 help pls.
Sry for bad english.

Well i removed the 301.42 with driver sweeper now, and instaled the 285.62. Ill try that one now.
Well there are a lot of cards on the web that are faulty than, coz there is a lot of ppl with the same problem like mine and they cant find any solution. I saw few of them wrote that they did a bios flash and problem solved.
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Hello guys
2 weeks ago I bought myself a MSI N560Text Hawk. Very nice card and after I bought a new supply ( OCZ 700W ) I installed it together in my PC. (Didn't oc it) Since that moment my screen is most of the time very instable during normal windows, internet and reading text. In game it's allmost complete over, but sometimes the problem is also in game. Crisis2 is running smoothly. It looks if the pixels are moving from left to right a couple of millimeters in lines. Sometimes you allmost can't read the text. I allready tried to reinstall my drivers, I used the driver from the MSI site also, and cleaned my system with Driversweeper. With my old card ( Nvidia GT230) the problem is solved. I hope it's just a setting somewhere but maybe my card is bad? Can someone help me with this problem?
Manufacturer:     Acer
Processor:     Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz
Memory: 6144MB RAM
Hard Drive:     1 TB
Video Card:     MSI N560GTX-Ti Hawk
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Quote from: DonnieNL on 14-June-11, 22:57:28
Thanx for your help but as i say before placing the card in another pc is not really a option for me. The only thing i can do is sending back my card to the internetshop and that is a lot of work and stuff. Is there not somewhere a stupid setting i missed???
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Is there not somewhere a stupid setting i missed???
we don't known details about your issue, so its possible.
It could be driver related, it could be monitor or monitor cable or something else.
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It looks if the pixels are moving from left to right a couple of millimeters in lines. Sometimes you allmost can't read the text.
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Yes i tried to capture it but it's not visual on a screenshot or a video made with my phone.
dunno what to think from this... since we dunno how the issue looks like and where and when it comes from..
we are not front from your PC..

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MB - MSI Z86MA-G45 (B3)
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Quote from: branoske on 28-October-11, 01:16:29
Ok, will try that and report back.
oki
Quote from: Your_Mammie on 28-October-11, 01:42:25
You sure you don't mean this for standard?
http://www.msi.com/product/vga/N560GTX-Ti-Hawk.html#/?div=Specification
Core Clock Speed(MHz) 950 (STD: 822MHz)
Memory Clock Speed(MHz) 4200 (STD: 4000MHz)
Which one you mean?

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