MSI R5770-PMD1G

Hi Everyone,
I am have a problem with MSI R5770-PMD1G Graphic Card.
I am running following configuration -
MSI 890GXM-G65 with BIOS Version 1.D with Windows 7 64 Bit on AMD II X4 955 with 4GB Corsair CM3X2G1333C9 memory.
The problem is when I attach PCI-E Power Connector to the MSI R5770-PMD1G Card from my Cooler Master V700 Power Supply, the computer doesn't boot, however when I remove the PCI-E Power Connector from the Graphic Card, the system boots normally, but Windows recognize the card.
However the fan on the MSI R5770-PMD1G runs when the computer is booted without the power connector connected to the Graphic Card.
Can anyone advice whats wrong and how to correct it.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Sumit

Try the card in both PCI-E slots and see if there is any difference. Also try the card in another system if possible.

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Just incase anyone runs into a similar problem. I figured it out.
Somehow in one of either the ATI driver updates or in a Microsoft update, my drivers and software was contaminated. I deleted all software and drivers for the card, which I had already tried several times. But this time I went into safe mode used CCcleaner in safe mode and cleared the register of all entries. I then reloaded and the Catalyst Control center and it works fine now.
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Need second opinion
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http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=prodcpusupport&prod_no=586&maincat_no=1#menu
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Guess what has dropped by on my doorstep. A HAWK series 5770 video card. With the successful high-end LIGHTNING series that MSI offered before, they now produced this mainstream product line.
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Thanks

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Where can i buy a new MSI Fan 8cm for HD5770?

Hi Team!
I would like to ask where can i buy a new 8cm fan for my 5770 VGA card?
Although the card is still under warranty, but the Hungarian dealer guarantees the absence of a sticker, he can not receive and send the MSI Central service!? My client is still the original box it preserved and of course those are on the sticker, but it does not accept?! :( What can do? The fan fell apart the bearing section! Stuck on you can not because it is a plastic bushing is molded / manufactured!
If need the picture i able to send it so please somebody able to help me?
Here is the card data from the orig. box:
912-V214-005
R5770-PMD1G
S/N: 602-V214-02SB0912072xxx
PCI-E,R5770,1024M GDDR4,FAN,Display Port, HDMI, DVI-I/HDMI Ready, Power Cable, Crossfire
Link about the card:
w w w.geeks3d.com/20091216/msi-radeon-hd-5770-pmd1g-with-over-voltage-function-of-gpu
Thx for the support!
Bye,

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Contact MSI technical and ask them. If the card is under guarantee, they may ask you to send it in and you will probably get a refurbished card.
Your choice to weigh up the costs of sending the card in for repair, buying a new card or considering an aftermarket cooler.

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Getting audio through HDMI on MSi 5770 Hawk

Hey all,
I just built a new system using the ASUS P6X58D Premium motherboard and I have two MSi r5770 Hawk graphics cards CrossFire'd. I've got my monitor plugged into the DVI port and also an HDMI cable from the HDMI port to my surround sound system (and to TV). I'm not getting any audio out of the HDMI (not surprising). I'm reasonably sure I need a SPDIF cable from the graphics card to the motherboard.
So I think the graphics card came with two of these weird looking SPDIF cables that just have the connector to the graphics card and these two weird socket cables. There are two problems with this: For the two weird socket things, I don't see anyplace on the motherboard for it to go. Second, the cables are literally like two inches long, so there's no way it is going to reach the motherboard even if it were the right cable.
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UVD-power summary of MSI 5770 Hawk, 5570, & 785GTM-E45; Hawk min voltage

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
5570 52 400 800 0.9 0.8987 UVD undervolt/underclock 1 1x 720p sharpen complex 2
5570 55 400 800 0.9 0.9001 UVD undervolt/underclock 1 1x 1080p sharpen complex 2
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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
5770 60 157 300 0.95 0.9498 UVD undervolt/underclock 1 1x 720p sharpen complex 2
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
2) in the video BIOS, change the GPU frequency of that state to something less than or equal to the maximum stable frequency at 1.000V
3) in Afterburner, Reset to default settings **
4) in Afterburner, change "Core Voltage" to 1.000V
5) in Afterburner, Apply
6) in Afterburner, Save to Profile 1
7) in Afterburner, \Settings\Profiles\2D Profile\ & "3D Profile" choose "Profile 1" ***
8) on each Windows startup, run Afterburner
How-to work around Afterburner and the Hawk design to run 0.950V 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
2) in the video BIOS, change the GPU frequency of that state to something less than or equal to the maximum stable frequency at 0.950V
3) in Afterburner, confirm the voltage default setting for 0.950V--capture voltage defaults as needed using AllowCaptureVoltageDefaults mentioned above
4) in notepad as an Administrator (Win 6.x), change the Hawk's profile configuration file to 0.950V
example:
[Settings]
uP6204_Defaults=D7 20
5) in Afterburner, Reset to default settings **
6) in Afterburner, change "Core Voltage" to 1.000V--changing the profile setting to 0950/950 is not useful as of 1.60 beta 4.
7) in Afterburner, Apply
8) in Afterburner, Save to Profile 1
9) in Afterburner, \Settings\Profiles\2D Profile\ & "3D Profile" choose "Profile 1" ***
10) on each Windows startup, run Afterburner
11) in Afterburner, "Reset" to re-enable 0.950V.
* 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.
MSI Afterburner, default voltages
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
Power Play states in RBE 1.25
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
Stock clocks & V_GPU
Clock info 00 01 02 03 04
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
My current and likely final settings for MSI R5770 Hawk:
MOD clocks & V_GPU
Clock info 00 01 02 03 04
f_GPU 714 157 600 157 400
f_RAM 1200 300 600 300 600
V_GPU 1.20 0.95 0.95 0.95 0.95
Afterburner Profiles
# CoreVoltage CoreClk MemClk
1 0950 714000 1200000
2 1000 785000 1200000
3 1125 902000 1200000
5 1200 951000 1200000
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http://forums.techpowerup.com/showpost.php?p=1858205&postcount=1

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Like the title suggests, I'm interested in picking up a 5770 from MSI. I got one from XFX and noticed that this one is available for less. I am wondering if MSI' warranty would cover buying this product in NEW condition from an auction site like eBay.
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. :-D

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None mention retailers. While I would take that as "No, MSI does not exclude auctioned NEW cards that you registered to your address and user info." I'm hoping to play it safe. The Warranty Policies and Discretions don't give a definite answer, so...
I thought it was pretty clear from the opening two lines on the page I linked you to:
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Besides Seller Warranty provided by your vendor, MSI Computer Corporation also provide Manufacturer Warranty to warrants its products delivered in Northern America for use in Northern America ONLY!
In order to obtain a faster service, MSI encourages customers to obtain service from his/her original vendor. However, should customers have difficulty obtaining service, MSI is always willing to assist all customers to trouble shoot, repair or replace our defective product.
Basically I'm reading that as 'if your vendor (ie the person/store who sold you the card) can't help you, then MSI will.'
Obviously, if the auction seller didn't buy the card in the USA, then that might be a different case altogether.

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Just swapped out my old K9A platinum for a P67A-GD65 and I can't seem to get it to post. I'm getting a beep code of five beeps (long ones maybe? google indicates "process error") but I'm not sure what that means. Pulled the video card, tried my two sticks of ram in slot 1 one at a time, disconnected every device but still getting the same code. Any ideas on what might be causing this?
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Intel Core i7-2600K processor
G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) ram
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If I enable the XMP profile for this memory, this system will not post. It does not matter if I raise the DRAM voltage and I/O (memory controller) voltage to their acceptable limits, it does not matter if I manually enter in the timings of the memory specified on the box. XMP = no post.
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I know I don't have bad memory, and the fact is that this board will not post with vendor specified settings.
All I can suggest is to pull the CMOS battery and try one stick of memory.

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Working on a new build. I installed everything and fired it up. Everything seems to be properly powered, as all the fans are running and the lights on the case and motherboard seem to all be working properly.
However, when I connect my monitor, there is no signal input. The fans on the video card are functioning, so it must be powered properly (right?). This monitor does work -- I use it daily with my laptop as an external monitor.
Any tips?
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CPU: AMD Phenom II X3 720 Black Edition Heka 2.8GHz Socket AM3 95W Triple-Core Processor HDZ720WFK3DGI - OEM
Motherboard: ASUS M5A87 AM3+ AMD 870 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard
Memory: G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL9D-8GBRL
Video card: MSI R5770 Hawk Radeon HD 5770 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
Hard drive: Seagate Barracuda ST31000524AS 1TB 7200 RPM SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive
Power supply: GX, 450W
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To your updated info:
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Here are my specs
CPU: AMD Phenom II X3 720 Black Edition Heka 2.8GHz Socket AM3 95W Triple-Core Processor HDZ720WFK3DGI - OEM
Motherboard: ASUS M5A87 AM3+ AMD 870 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard
Memory: G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL9D-8GBRL
Video card: MSI R5770 Hawk Radeon HD 5770 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
Hard drive: Seagate Barracuda ST31000524AS 1TB 7200 RPM SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive
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