MSI TwinFrozr III GTX 570 Power Edition - Modded Bios

Hi Guys
I am new to this site and this may have been posted but i was unable to find it after searching.
But is there any way to mod the bios of these cards to unlock the voltage further as the limit is 1.137mV in Afterburner
I can pump nice scores in the 3D Mark 11
http://3dmark.com/3dm11/1394544
but my other Brand card can run slightly higher voltage and can produce a better scores because i can run 1.150mV
http://3dmark.com/3dm11/1394620
I believe this beast of a card can go further with a modded/unlocked bios and push my scores even higher because the temps on this card remain under 60 Degrees Celsius @ 970/1940/2400 @ 1.137mV (I do run my fan @ 100% speed through my benching at all times to keep temps to the extreme lows)
Any help in the right direction would be much appreciated.
Cheers

Thanks a whole heap works like a charm - I am so impressed I will be recommending MSI cards/products from now on to anyone who is anyone.
HWBOT world record for GTX 570 is not outta reach now for me now im only short 74 points - WR holder is running 5.6Ghz too im only on 5.05Ghz.
BTW just to let you know running 1212mv with fans 100% i only hit 62 degrees Celsius (ambient air temp 20 degrees), with the help of a Scythe Kaze 3000rpm (134CFM) with airflow directly over the top and bottom the card. Highly recommend a Fan of this caliber to anyone who benches on air. Will post a pic of my setup for anyone interested in having a look very soon.
My other brand card is getting into the low 80s and is running lower voltage (1150). This is why I will recommend MSI to everyone now. MSI claims that the Twin Frozr III runs 18 degrees cooler, well this is 100% in check and I have tested this over another non-reference which I believe has very good cooling itself.
After sales support is 10/10, you just don't get this anymore from other companies.
SVET big thanks again for your effort.

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As you have probably read in the title, I seem to get a low score on 3dmark11, considering that this is a fairly new system (2weeks old ) I don't think that my system is bottlenecking my 570:
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kingston ram 1333MHz (cas9)
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I've also seen that my frame rate is fairly low (18-24 fps) in 3dmark 11
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As you have probably read in the title, I seem to get a low score on 3dmark11, considering that this is a fairly new system (2weeks old ) I don't think that my system is bottlenecking my 570:
i7 2600k CPU
kingston ram 1333MHz (cas9)
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The other things in there aren't really relevant I guess.
http://3dmark.com/3dm11/1258698
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Considering that this is a power edition/oc I thought I should have at least gotten scores that are slightly better than average/average, not below average
I've also seen that my frame rate is fairly low (18-24 fps) in 3dmark 11
And ~23 fps(according to fraps) in crysis warhead with enthusiast settings with 16xAA (according to fraps) <-- I also saw some artifacts on maybe 1/2 tree's throughout the game: White dots all over it, if you want me to post a screenshot just say so and I'll go load my save game and upload the pic
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MOVED: Display driver stopped responding and has recovered. MSI GTX 670 Power Edition

This topic has been moved to Graphics Cards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=251843.0

Hey there,
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Anyway, my power supply is NOX Hummer 80 600W, model: HUM80600.
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P.S. I don't overclock, anything.
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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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Hello.
Today I've got a question about the MSI GTX 670 Power Edition OC graphics card.
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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.
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I5 2500k stock
2x4GB Corsair Vengeance LP 1.5v
MSI P67A GD65
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2xSata HDDs
1xSSD
DVD RW
4 x case fans (they actually mater in power consumption)
Creative X-FI Titanium PCI-e
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Quote
From what i researched, my current GTX 260 216 OC from BFG ,eats morea amps (40A) than a GTX 570 (35A).
Those ratings are recommendations for the whole system in which the cards are used in.
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An N260GTX will need 182W tops.
So, you should be fine.

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I ran through a host of tests to eliminate possible causes:
1. Tried the card in all PCI_E slots but still no video.
2. Tried another card (NVidia Quadro) in all PCI-E slots, system booted successfully with video and could login to Windows (difference here is the Quadro is powered directly from the motherboard).
3. Tried a number of DVI cables with both cards, the Quadro worked with all of them the 570 stubbornly refused to give a video signal.
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Thanks,
George

Quote from: Svet on 16-November-12, 06:48:32
then you should contact mainboard vendor about it as problem is not in the VGA.
I had given what I thought was sufficient information about the PC spec in my first post. Both what I started with and what I'd changed. But I'll give the full spec here:
Motherboard: GA-X58A-UD3R Rev 2.0
CPU: Intel I-7 950 3.06 GHz
Memory: 3x4GB Crucial DDR3 PC3-10600 • CL=9 • Unbuffered • NON-ECC • DDR3-1333 • 1.5V • 512Meg x 64
Disks: Samsung 64GB SSD SATA System disk
WD 1TB and 500GB SATA drives
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Note, I can happily remove the Quadro and boot the system with just the 670, except I don't get any video signal until Windows has loaded the 670 driver - the monitor light stays stubbornly orange till that point. After that, everything seems to be fine - I don't get the reboots that this problem started with. The only other clue I have is with my original spec I always had a problem from shortly after building it where I would need to power cycle the system most times as I could not wake it from hibernate mode.
I'm hoping this helps as I know I have run out of ideas of things to do. The only thing I have left to try is update the motherboard BIOS.
George

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Hi,
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I'm stuck trying to setup a new system :(
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Here is my serial number: 602-V284-02SB1207062541
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It is attached.
Decompress the provided .rar archive with Winrar: http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
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UEFI GOP VBIOS for GTX 670 Power Edition?

Would anyone mind letting me know if there's a UEFI VBIOS for this card? Thanks.
SN: 602-v284-030B1210203217
NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.127)
Adapter: GeForce GTX 670 (10DE,1189,1462,2842) H:--:NRM B:01,PCI,D:00,F:00
The display may go *BLANK* on and off for up to 10 seconds during access to the EEPROM depending on your display adapter and output device.
Identifying EEPROM...
EEPROM ID (EF,3012) : WBond W25X20A 2.7-3.6V 2048Kx1S, page
Reading adapter firmware image...
Image Size : 97280 bytes
Version : 80.04.31.00.46
~CRC32 : 47A14393
OEM String : NVIDIA
Vendor Name : NVIDIA Corporation
Product Name : GK104 Board - 20040005
Product Revision : Chip Rev
Device Name(s) : GeForce GTX 670
Board ID : E113
PCI ID : 10DE-1189
Subsystem ID : 1462-2842
Hierarchy ID : Normal Board
Chip SKU : 325-0
Project : 2004-0005
CDP : N/A
Build Date : 05/21/12
Modification Date : 07/06/12
UEFI Support : No
UEFI Version : N/A
Sign-On Message : GK104 P2004 SKU 0005 VGA BIOS (HWDIAG)
MSINV284MS.122
Backed up VBIOS: mediafire.com/?g4845dkgjfis716
Sorry for the missing http://, it won't let me post external links. :\

I currently have a Vbios installed on my GTX 670PE OC but when i go into UEFI bios the mouse flickers. Could somebody advise if i have the newest or i need a update of my bios?
I tried a reflash and i still have the same issue. But whenever i switch over to the IGP in UEFI bios it works fine. I have windows 8 features enabled and MSI fast boot also enabled.
All works fine is windows.
Could somebody advise if i have the newest or i need a update of my bios?
NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.134)
Adapter: GeForce GTX 670 (10DE,1189,1462,2842) H:--:NRM B:01,PCI,D:00,F:00
The display may go *BLANK* on and off for up to 10 seconds during access to the EEPROM depending on your display adapter and output device.
Identifying EEPROM...
EEPROM ID (EF,3012) : WBond W25X20A 2.7-3.6V 2048Kx1S, page
Reading adapter firmware image...
Image Size : 162816 bytes
Version : 80.04.4B.00.47
~CRC32 : C65FF032
OEM String : NVIDIA
Vendor Name : NVIDIA Corporation
Product Name : GK104 Board - 20040005
Product Revision : Chip Rev
Device Name(s) : GeForce GTX 670
Board ID : E113
PCI ID : 10DE-1189
Subsystem ID : 1462-2842
Hierarchy ID : Normal Board
Chip SKU : 325-0
Project : 2004-0005
CDP : N/A
Build Date : 07/09/12
Modification Date : 08/22/12
UEFI Support : Yes
UEFI Version : 0x1000B (Aug 3 2012 @ 13604321)
UEFI Signer(s) : Microsoft Corporation UEFI CA 2011
Sign-On Message : GK104 P2004 SKU 0005 VGA BIOS (HWDIAG)
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MSI Afterburner and GTX 570 Twin Frozr 3

So I recently purchased a gtx570 and see that I cannot even see what voltage I am at with afterburner , no matter what I try I cant change or see voltage , I find it amusing that MSI is advertised on the box for an MSI card yet it doesnt work with my Twin Frozr 3 .
Does anybody have a tweak for afterburner so I can see what voltage I am at , I wish to attempt to lower my voltage and keep stock OC settings .
I do not wish to use 2 programs when afterburner is already the best and from msi .
Also , can lowering voltage slightly @ stock settings cause any harm whatsoever ?

Quote from: Svet on 09-July-11, 07:13:19
what exactly?
Probably my suggestion to unlock voltage control and voltage monitoring, like if I know he already try it. Will have helped to give us more information as witch driver he installs with his new card.
EDIT : the OP have another tread about another problem with the same GPU , I will suggest he make the cleaning of the registry as we suggest in the other tread first, one problem at the time

MSI GTX 570 TF III Power ed o/c Fuzzy Horizontal and vertical lines.

Hello.
Recently built, tested and stable PC with GPU issue. (System specs in Signature)
I Have installed a MSI GTX 570 Power Edition O/C in my rig. I have a clean install of Win 7 and carried out a clean install of the latest (non beta) Nvidea drivers DL'd from Nvidea site.
Here is my problem:
When running graphically demanding software I get fuzzy lines either horizontally or vertically across the screen (but not both at once)
They only appear when GPU is underload.
When running Heaven Benchmark the lines are soft and horizntal consistantly in the middle of the screen.
When running the in the Kombuster Benchmark I get harder lines when the GPU load increases and they are vertical
Interestingly whilst playing BF3 on Ultra no lines are present (but GPU load is not as heavy)
I have not touched after Burner settings.
Here is what I have tried already.
   Removed card and clean contacts (card connection to PCI slot)
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   Checked it is seated correctly upon reinstall
   Cleaned Power connectors and Card power connection
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   Changed PCI-E power socket on PSU.
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My GPU BIOS is:70.20.27.00.01
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No problems at all.
However when running some games,.and in particular K kombuster default "KMARK" I get those lines.
In Heaven benchmark I h´get them horizontally but only one or 2 in the middle of the screen and very soft.
I am sending the card back.
No Overclock performed by me and no adjustment of any afterburner settings.
It should work out of the box.
Thanks for your help, and I will be sure to report back once my my new card is installed.
Please look here for an image of what I have described. http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/47221-ga-z68xp-ud4-rev1-0-install-bios-test-procedures-questions-3.html#post413137

MSI NEW P.E. Series Video Card - GTX670 Power Edition 2GD5/OC with Twin Frozr 4

Glad to be back in the forum and I was been busy for awhile. By this time lots of PC hardware already came out especially from Nvidia. Just like today my share would be MSI's N670GTX PE 2GD5/OC video card.
First of all lets talk about the GTX670 GPU chip. This GPU is the younger sibling of GTX680 which uses the same 28nm GK104 chip but with one disabled shader cluster/core.The reference or standard GPU clock is 915Mhz with a turbo boost of 980 and as for the memory is concerned, it has a 256bit memory bus connected to a 2GB GDDR5 memory with speed of 6008Mhz. Just like with any Kepler based architecture, the card would also have all the goodies like "Adaptive V-Sync", "AA TXAA (Temporal Super Sampling)", supports "DX11.1" and improved 3D Vision Surround.
Moving on, let's check out now what MSI did with their GTX670 SKU based video card. The card is under a new Series named "Power Edition" (series comparison table below) and it comes factory overclocked from GPU clock of 915MHz to 1020MHz and Turbo boost of 980Mhz to 1080Mhz. It also comes with the 4th version of Twin Frozr Thermal Cooling design with a theme color of Black and Blue which matches the color of MSI's midrange to high-end motherboards as well. The dual 8cm PWM fan based cooler are equipped with Propeller Fan Blades which draws air better and now has the so called "Dust Removal Technology", basically as you startup your PC the fan will rotate counter clockwise for 30 seconds clearing the dust from the cooling heatsink. Adding a finishing touch, MSI equipped the video card with their Military Class III components ensuring the best performance, efficiency, higher overclocks and durability.
Additional Box Shots of the N670GTX PE OC
MSI Series Comparison Table
New Power Edition Series which is a notch higher than the basic Twin Frozr Series.
Below are some other basic specs of the card which not been mentioned above.
•CUDA Cores: 1344 Units
•Output: DisplayPort / HDMI / DL-DVI-I / DL-DVI-D
•Total Draw Power: 200W
•Card Dimension: 267x117x38mm
•DirectX: DX 11.1
•OpenGL: 4.2
•PCI Express: 3.0
•SLI: 3-Way Capable
•3D Vision Surround: 3 Output per Single Card
•Pure Video HD: Y
•HDCP: Y
•Minimum Power Requirement: 550W with 38A for the +12V Rail
Actual shot of the Rear Ports
The card is powered up by additional 2x 6Pin power connectors.
Five 8mm thick heatpipes design
In the future, there might be a GTX670 4GB GDDR5 version as you can see the empty spaces between the GPU memory chips
Bundled Accessories included in the package
•1x DVI to VGA Dongle
•2x 4 Pins Molex to 6 Pins VGA Power
•DVD Driver/Utility Disc
•Manual and Quick Guide
Test Sytem and Configuration
Processor: Intel i7 3770K @ Stock Speed / 4.8GHz / 4.849GHz
Cooler: Thermaltake Advanced Frio
Memory: 2x4GB Kingston HyperX DDR3 2133Mhz
SSD: Kingston HyperX 3K SSD 90GB
Motherboard: Z77A-GD80
Videocard: N670GTX Power Edition 2GB OC
PSU: Antec TPQ 1200
Softwares: Windows 7 64bit Ultimate, MSI Afterburner 2.2.2, Nvidia Forceware 304.48, GPU-Z 0.6.2, CPU-Z 1.60.1.x64, Futurmark Benchmark Softwares, HwBot Heaven DX11
Okey let the benchies begin 1st set of benchies @ stock settings
3dMark06 - 28799
Vantage - P31817
3dMark11 - P9530
Heaven DX11 - 1956.985
2nd Set - Processor @ 4.8GHz while the video card is still running at stock speed
3dMark06 - 35852 From the previous score of 28K it jumped to 35K. This is becuase 3dMark06, relies heavily on the clock frequency of the processor.
Vantage - P34377
3dMark11 - P9861
Heaven DX11 - 1986.539
3rd Set - i7 3770K @ 4.849GHz and the video card GPU clock @ 1070mhz with turbo boost at 1148Mhz and memory clock speed @ 1717MHz (6868Mhz effective rate)
3dmark06 - 36402
Vantage - P36194
3dMark11 - P10263
Heaven DX11 - 2140.223
That's it. I will share another hardware soon

@Bernhard
The card is not with me already :( it was just left for few days. Don't worry next time I will make some tests using Virtu MVP.
@Update
Afterburner 2.2.3 is already out and with this new version. You can overclock the PE better

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