MSI N560GTX-Ti Power Edition Bios

Can someone pls tell where can i download bios for this graphic card coz on MSI web site i cant find it anywhere. Maybe there is some bios that is compatible with that card but i dont know witch one coz i am afraid not to mess up the graphic card.
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.
Last VGA was Gigabyte N8800GTS 512, with this card i was not able to play BF 3, after that card got damaged i borrowed friend of mine his Gigabyte 460 GTX and BF 3 worked like a charm. Few days ago i bought MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr III Power Edition i did play for 2 days and it just started to minimize and lock so every time i had to kill it in task manager.
Maybe i should buy a stronger PSU i dont know what to do anymore. :(

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I've had a MSI GTX 670 Power Edition/OC working great since October 2012, no problems even with the most demanding games.
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Hi there,
the only think I could suggest is that ...
1st. do you have adequate cooling in your system..i.e. case fans etc,etc, and to ensure theres no obstruction to cooling fan on vga card, always an alternative is to install what they call an exhaust blower fan place that directly underneath your card and that will extract heat away, I had the same issue with my MSI 6570 card and as soon as I added an exhaust blower mine runs at 33oC and i'm pushing my card to the extreme and temp still stays the same... if that fail then your gpu cooling issnt running fast enough to supply adequate cool air...
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No signal on msi 670 gtx power edition

hi just recently built a new pc,
i,m 98% everything is connected as it should be
my problem is when i switch on, all fans work, graphics card fans work, cpu fan etc
however i get no signal on my monitor, i dont hear any beeps at all just all fans spinning
just to add ive used JPWR1 for the HDD , POWER switch, and reset switch are plugged in on JPWR1 there are nothing on the JPWR2 (is that right) ?
ive tried just using motherboard dvi only without graphics card connected,
ive tried just about everything i can think of
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Quote from: nittyg on 14-August-13, 03:27:03
hi ive tried all of the above apart from trying graphics in other pci slot,
my question is why doesnt it boot up using the onboard graphics? (670 gtx is removed when using onboard graphics) i,m thinking its a motherboard fault, as it should have no issue using onboard graphics? or am i wrong, i will try the other pci slot to rule it out but to be honest if i cant get a signal using onboard i cant see my graphics working on other slot.
but its worth a try before RMA
Yep, my on-board graphics worked fine even with the 670 installed. The on-board graphics were set to 'only if no external gpu detected' so my 670 even though booting up, fan spinning and no error beeps was not getting detected. Very strange.
I also tried the 670 in another computer with a x16 socket and it worked.
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MSI Cyclone R6850 Power Edition - Freezing and Driver recovery problem

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MOVED: Can't overclock MSI 660 TI power edition

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Quote from: hurricane28
I know that no card is the same that's not the issue and like i said this card is a great card.
But can you tell me than why is it that when i looked at reviews they get 150+ on the clock and mem +600 when people who bought this card only manage to get in between +20 to +50? they did not use the aux voltage.
Quote from: flobelix on 10-March-13, 21:40:22
Overclocking is a matter of the individual sample. Some cards of the same model might clock great while others won't.
Quote from: hurricane28
I heard that the first cards would be able to put more volts but the later cards having volt locks because its high potential?
If so could i get the older bios versions of that card or get another bios on my card?
It just don't seen fair that the first cards could overclock way better than the latest cards.
and it is not that some cards are better ans some are not because this is my second card i get because i was thinking it was broken because of my problems.
Nvidia forced all card manufactures including MSI to remove GPU overvoltage above 1.175v. It has nothing to do with potential but Nvidia dictating to stop overvoltage. MSI is therefor not allowed to offer unlocked versions. Again overclocking is a matter of the individual sample and your 660ti PE is already higher clocked by default than most other manufacturer cards could do with manual oc.

660 Ti Power Edition OC need uefi bios

Just recently upgraded to new MSI 660 Ti Power Edition OC and I need to install windows 8 could I please get the new UEFI bios for this card ty

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PC suddenly restarts while playing games MSI 660Ti Power Edition OC 2GB

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I have the following problem since I replaced my graphics card (before 9800GTX+, now MSI 660Ti Power Edition 2GB) I got 3 random restarts while playing games. The computer is not overheating, the CPU's temperature is around 58-59 degrees after running prime95 for 3 hours. The graphics card temperature is 70 degrees after running furmark for 1 hour, the stress tests never failed, just when running games. The computer has been stable. For case cooling im using (2X12cm front, rear 1X14cm below 1X12cm and above 1X12cm +1 X14cm).
I got two random system restarts while playing Doom 3 BFG and one system restart after playing Wolfenstein for 4 hours. The PC just restarts itself.
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Is it possible that the PSU is the reason, but it should be strong enough ...
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The temps for the graphics card are quite normal. I have the same one and under load it will go to 70 to 75C, depending on ambient. What Nvidia driver are you using? Did you do a new driver installation?
If I look at your CPU though, then you are very close to the max CPU temp and throttling may invoke the shutdown http://products.amd.com/en-us/DesktopCPUDetail.aspx?id=640&f1=&f2=&f3=&f4=&f5=&f6=&f7=&f8=&f9=&f10=&f11=&f12=
62C is max.
Could also be your PSU that's not completely stable and continuous power draw may cause Overcurrent or overtemp protection. Speculating here as to probable causes.
Another possibility is your RAM. That should normally be paired in 2's. Have you tested with only 2 modules ? Remember we don't support that MB here, but its just another test I would run. But you would know, probably having run it like that with the previous GPU.

20A 12v enough for R7850 Power Edition?

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I recently purchased an MSI R7850 2GB Power Edition.
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When I ran BF3, I got white "snow" dots everywhere on the screen, but I'm not sure if this is related...
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Quote from: danspy on 03-December-12, 20:58:51
Which driver do you use?
I ask because of the 12.10 driver does not run properly with the 7800 cards, but the 12.11 beta does
http://www.msi-forum.de/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=103009
sorry it is German but you can see the photos.
Thanks for the reply! I tried the 12.11 drivers last night, and the issue is still there.
Here is a screenshot of my machine playing Witcher 2: http://postimage.org/image/6ew87dn85/full/ - If you look at the helmet on the right side, you can see a lot of dots. You can also see them on the character's clothes, and in the top-right corner (they look like circular outlines in this section)Pretty much everywhere! If I play on LOW setting, the dots are less strong, but still there.
Here is BF3: http://postimage.org/image/3kbhepavp/full/ - As you can see, the issue is pretty terrible on this game! It makes no difference what settings the game is on.
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Not the PSU (brand new Corsair)
Not RAM Timings
Not the Catalyst Drivers or Mobo BIOs
Not overheating
Not the MOBO/CPU (brand new)
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GOP/UEFI VBIOS Request for 660 Ti Power Edition OC

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I recently bought a MSI GTX660 Ti Power Edition OC. However, I need the UEFI VBIOS to make secure boot work.
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NVFlash output: https:// www. dropbox.com/s/4n8qnsijya72ria/nvflash_output.txt
Hint: Remove the whitespaces in the URLs as I don't seem to be allowed to post external links.
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GTX 670 Power Edition OC versions ?

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Today I've got a question about the MSI GTX 670 Power Edition OC graphics card.
I'm about to buy this card but I've found that there are two version of it: MSI GTX 670 PE/OC and MSI GTX 670 PE/OC G ( notice a "G" at the end ).
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Greetz, `NX.

Quote from: `NX on 10-February-13, 23:06:14
I mean, I was wondering if going with Radeon 7970 wouldn't be a better idea
But I'm not sure of Radeons.
depends on your plans to use the card for! some games like Far Cry 3, Hitman Absolution, Sleeping Dogs, Medal of Honor Warfighter , dragon age and some more respond better to AMD cards while alot of others are more geared towards Nvidia ones!
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Driver for N560GTX-448 Twin Frozr III Power Edition/OC -l- split

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When I installed the video card in my PC, the device manager appears only a standard VGA video card. When I installed the driver, Device Manager showed a yellow exclamation on Nvidia's GeForce GTX 560 Ti saying "Windows has stopped this device becouse encounter some problems (error 43). I tried running some games but I could not open them, and with some drivers the screen was filled with artifacts
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Quote from: Bernhard on 20-March-12, 00:42:10
You sure your PSU has enough amps on the 12V rail and you connected the PCIE power connectors properly ?
Have you checked your Motherboard's BIOS revisions for updates regarding the later video cards ?
Your PCIE Bus interface should be 2.0 X 16. Have you reseated the card properly and disabled the on board graphics in your BIOS ?
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The GA-EP43-DS3L already has the ultimate BIOS and I did the update on the GA-A75M-D2H BIOS. Nothing new, the problem persist.
Anyone of my boards does not support PCI-Express 2.0 but this is not a requisites for work of the video board like said the MSI page:
http://www.msi.com/product/vga/N560GTX-448-Twin-Frozr-III-Power-Edition-OC.html#?div=Feature
"PCI Express 2.0 doubles the bandwidth of previous generations of PCI express up to an astonishing 16Gb/s. This maximizes the performance of current graphics cards in today's most demanding games and applications. PCI Express 2.0 products are fully compatible with mainboards with other versions of PCI Express."

MSI GTX570 TwinFrozr III Power Edition: Unstable at stock unless fan is 100%

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I got my GTX 570 TwinFrozr III Power Edition yesterday and I like it a lot. I've been testing it and running it through various benchmarks and games to find the best stable overclocks with Afterburner. By doing this I noticed a few things that lead me to question if there is a problem.
Before I started trying to overclock, I ran the card at the stock settings 770core/1540shader/2000memory @ 0.962v and tried various benchmarks and stress tests. Immediately I noticed there were errors and artifacts. I tried to increase voltage and I noticed that the artifacts and errors were going away, so I thought maybe my VID was too low... at 1.012v it seems to be error free at stock settings.
I tried another thing as well, I left the card at stock VID (0.962v) and put the fan speed to 100% and I noticed all errors and artifacts completely gone. So I lowered fan speed to 70% because 100% is too loud for me and 70% is still pretty loud but it's better... I found that at 70% I still got some errors but not a lot. Let me just say that my GPU Core temperatures are amazing. never over 62c.
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I love this card, but if I ever resell in the future and someone installs this card they will think its broken.
Let me just state that finally, the card is an overclocking monster. I am now at 950core/1900shader/2300memory @ 1.082v without any errors... The only problem I have is that when I run unigine heaven I see some of these graphical anomalies. Here's an example I found online which is exactly what I see. http://fotohost.lv/images/n6azp80ru74so1ecp009.jpg
So far I'm not sure what the cause is for that... but I think that when I put the fan at 100% I didn't see it. I could be wrong, but I will test again when I wake up tomorrow.
Thanks MSI.

Thanks for the reply Henry, but the problem here is that it wasn't stable from the factory at their settings.
Do you understand how this can be problematic for me if I ever decided to sell the card? It is no problem for me to raise the voltage at all. I think this card is phenomenal, but if I ever sold this card to someone else who doesn't want to or know how to overclock or adjust voltages, it would be classified as a broken or faulty video card.
Also scratch the stability at 100% fan speed. I still get some errors, although not many. The card seems to be stable around 1.018 volts at default overclocked settings.
I just didn't expect MSI to make a mistake on the stock VID. If there were a way for them to fix it through a bios update it would be great.
Edit: Just for the record, the card is a great overclocker and is very stable. The only gripe I have is that it isn't stable at default frequencies unless I bump voltage to 1.018. This is no problem for me, but if I ever were to sell this card, I would have to have a disclaimer that it is unstable unless you put voltage higher?
I'm just trying to figure out if this could be some oversight on MSI's part and if it isn't, could my card not have been quality inspected?

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I would like to consult with you before purchase.
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- Performance of the PC shouldn't be lower than with the old videocard.
In the Geforce GTX 650 Ti user manual it is told that it uses 6-pin connector.
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Sorry for my bad english.
Thanks in advance.

Hello.
I just found a review of a buyer of MSI Power Edition N650TI PE 1GD5/OC in Newegg.
This review disturbed me very much.
Quote:
Not PCI express 1.x compliant as MSI states, and the PCI standard mandates. I have tried this in 3 older (still
powerful) PCIe 1.x computers, and none work correctly. Anything that relies only on the GPU (like games, and all of
the benchmark tools out there) work fine, but anything that requires higher bandwidth between the motherboard and
video card (like watching a movie) looks terrible with all sorts of rendering defects that get worse with more
movement (higher bandwidth). Tested the same card on a PCIe 2.0 system (which is actually slower than one of mine)
and it worked fine, so I know the card is good. I also know the motherboards are good because I have older PCIe 2.0
cards in them that work fine.
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The card never exceeded 63 degrees C no artifacts at all, so now when i push reset on afterburner it goes to stock settings only kombustor shows throttling -3MHz but at 803-841 on core and 2005-20025 memory it shows no such thing but sometimes oc doesn't seem to get me all that better results, well the highest i got in heaven is 1377 stock 1260 something.
Can i have damaged the card even though it never was getting hot at all?
I am noob at OC but i know something about it and i know as long as i don't meddle with voltage i can+t really burn the card and also i use 70+% fan speed on the card when oc´d/gaming
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Quote from: flobelix on 03-August-12, 04:37:42
797 to 800, yes. As far as I can see MSI says 800Mhz and not 810Mhz (http://www.msi.com/product/vga/N580GTX-TWIN-FROZR-III-15D5-POWER-EDITION-OC.html)
Yep!
Oh yes, almost no game is currently more stressing than BF3.
so i see now that i looked at that link it shows 800 mybe i looked at another oc´d card adn got mixed up
i also wonder ewhen i raise the clock to say 846 adn memory to 2036 i sometimes get lower rsults on heaven for example than if i just oc it to tiny little 810mhz core and keep memory at 2004 how come it goes that way?
i also wonder there is a bios for my card on MSI website but i do not know if it is newer than the one on the card, it said something about stability
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