New MSI 460GTX Hawk causing monitor whine

Just upgraded my computer to a new 460GTX.
Noticed that while playing games there is a very noticeable whine coming from
the monitor.
The monitor is a Asus VH232H
The monitor is about 2 months old and I have used it continually running games with my
old video card.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Nick/West Virginia

Will be hooking up my old acer monitor today. If the noise is still there then obviously there is some issue with the card or its settings.Hopefully I can get this issue resolved. Beautiful video card.

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hi , i am new here, if i ask some stupid please forgive me ,
i just bought the MSI 460 Hawk last week ago, when i plug in to the motherboard , the beep sound is occur frequently, sometimes is 1 beep , sometimes 2 beeps , or 3 or 4 beep but i can starting the window and do anything , just because of the beep sound , make me headache. i have to connect two power connector from power supply to the card proper.
I changed back to my old graphic card , it work proper , no beep sound at all . my power supply should ok . Thermaltake toughpower grand 700W 80plus gold. But the poor thing is my motherboard only asus P7H55-M , will be my motherboard not able to support the card?..
I found out my mini HDMI converter which provided by MSI hawk card is spoil (the head of convertor totally loose ) (yes. i connect with HDMI cable between card and monitor).. that will occur the beep sound ?
and the card have the own speaker? cause i did troubleshooting, i do not connect to the speaker(system warning speaker, 4 pin speaker) at the motherboard , but i still can hear the beep sound. i unplug some of the connector, the hard disk power, dvd rom, the beep sound is occur , so i think is my graphic card problem.
Thx for Helping have a nice day
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intel i7 870
asus P7h55-m
4gb ram 1333MHz
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MSI 560Ti Hawk weird monitor behaviour

I got my videocard as mentioned in the title FINALLY today (it was announced early april) and installed it to my system. The problem is it gave me no signal on my display (Samsung 226BW), so i went troubleshooting.
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2. When I replace my old card with the new one, and use the mentioned DVI cable, the left or most outer slot of the videocard will NOT work, gives no signal. The central one or the right one (when installed) works fine.
3. When i swap my monitor with the one my GF owns, a 940NW which only has VGA input, it works fine with the mentioned equipment above, so a converter and a standard VGA cable, on both DVI connectors on my NEW card.
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Too me it seems (thinking about it a little more), that my outer or right DVI slot is defective for DVI-D connections. (the actual pins that DVI-D uses are not working properly) When I uses an analogue connection for this port, it works fine, so the analogue pins (which differ from the DVI pins) and with that de analogue connection works fine. When I use the center DVI connection, and my DVI cable as stated above, it works fine, showing both the cable and the monitor work properly. I'm thinking of RMA'ing the card. Any suggestions would be appreciated still

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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!
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I have uninstalled all files from ATI or AMD that involve the video and reinstalled the latest drivers and software, but the Catalyst Control center still is not running.
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an LG W1952 (at 1440 x 900) through the DVI port to DVI (presently working) and
an old Samsung SyncMaster 170t to the Displayport through a the adapter (not working) monitor is detected but it will not allow the extend desktop to be applied.
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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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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.
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Msi R6870 hawk twin 1gb - Will boot but no signal

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I've just upgraded my computer with buying a new GFX card (R6870) new ram (DDR3 1600mhz) and a new motherboard (asrock p43de3)
Everything is working when powering on, there is no signal to the monitor however.
Tried already:
Checked all cables. Using 1x 6pin connector in both spots on the gfx card.
Tried with a backup GFX card, ati radeon 19xx and it worked perfectly, so it's not the motherboard.
I just tried putting in a chassis speaker and i get 2 very fast beeps, pause 8 fast beeps, pause, 1 beep.
I have tried with minimal hardware connected (No hd's, 1 ramblock, no cd drive, fans etc)
It shouldnt be the power supply, my old card (Inno3d geforce 8800 GTS used around the same amount of power according to specifications)
I havent got a newer computer to try the GFX card in, is it even compatible with my asrock motherboard? (I know it should be due to it having pci express 2.1)
Is the GFX card DOA?
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In theory, yes, the P43-C51 should support the R6870, since it has a v2.0 slot (problems have been mostly with the v1.x slots). That's something you'd have to test though, to find out for certain.
I don't work for MSI btw, if that's what you thought.

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Quote from: darkhawk on Today at 06:59:52
What were the temps when it was just sitting there? Or playing a game?
Did you try going back to the older omega drivers to see if that rectified the problem at all?
Sitting temps were going between 35-40 (it's quite hot in the room) and when i turn on the game it goes to about 50 degrees and hangs there (wow isnt really graphically intensive and doesnt cook gpu like at all). Yeah i reverted back to omega drivers to see if beta drivers were making this problem but no. Problem still exists. Drivers are still omega drivers since reverting and with 5870 works fine. :/

MSI R6870 Hawk graphics issues

Hello, I built my new computer a couple of days ago, with a MSI R6870 Hawk in it.
Two days ago I played Left 4 Dead 2 with the highest settings (something I would never have dared to do before) and the computer didn't even flinch, I was amazed. However, since yesterday I noticed some very annoying checkerboard-like artifacts flickering at first in TF2. At first I thought it was because TF2 files were corrupt or what have you, but whatever I did, these artifacts wouldn't disappear, and have now spread across various other games. Links to screenshots below, however they do not show the full flickering.
Bioshock: http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/540654888598283572/C808C2B71AC07C20477C35886549658D518C5BEC/
Left 4 Dead 2: http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/540654888597907475/3237F5F487BFC563F11CD7B8E6B39BCA703B0451/
Sanctum: http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/540654888597587196/F624849A1BF8669F9C92660F91496C222F3620DF/
Team Fortress 2: http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/540654888595886789/56ED5F80A635ED62E740FFF1DAA1F357D90DB1FE/
Of course, the newest drivers are installed and everything. Checked with MSI Afterburner and GPU-Z, and temperatures are around 50-55 °C for all sensors after one hour of gaming, so I don't think it's overheating. No improvement after reinstalling the drivers.
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Since your laptop is still brand new one under the warranty, I'll suggest you send it to the MSI service centers or MSI authorized service points for inspections.
The power light in orange means the system is accessing the discrete GPU. Looks like your laptop stuck in a loop before it started the BIOS. Just make sure you installed the battery and plugged the AC power before you turn it on. If it still doesn't work, it would be better and time-saving to send it to someone whom can inspect and take care of the laptop rather than figure it out by yourself.

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Quote from: by Unwinder developer of Afterburner to a similar Question in Afterburner support forum
That's supposed to be that way, you WILL NOT be able to monitor voltage changes with any software tool reading voltages via NVIDIA driver.
Hawk uses additional voltage controller chip which is adding programmable voltage offset to output voltage of reference NVIDIA voltage control circuit.
None of tools you've mentioned support that additional chip and just show you expected target voltage (which doesn't match real value in case of adding an offset via that additional chip).
Furthermore, that additional chip itself also doesn't support voltage readings, it doesn't even know which voltage is on its' input, it is rather simple IC which just trying to modify the input value by specified offset.
That is why there is no (and there will not be in future, I've seen rumors that I'm working on getting voltage monitoring working on Hawks and I say that's not true) voltage monitoring for Hawks when alternate voltage controller circuit is in use.
The best thing that can be done to see some form of expected voltage is approximating the output by displaying summ of NVIDIA reference voltage with additional offset, but that's by far not the best solution because both components (reference circuit and additional offset circuit) add its own inaccuracy.
original here -> http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.php?p=3749461&postcount=78
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Link to new board, MSI K9A2 Platinum, specs: http://us.msi.com/product/p_spec.asp...tinum&class=mb
Link to MOBO owner's guide on MSI, http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=do...1&prod_no=1332
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Boombox,
Good morning and thanks for putting my concerns to rest, like I said before, I have to upgrade a part at time. Next piece is AMD Phenom II X4 955 (hopefully gets here NLT Tuesday) with RAM I purchased last month and did not want to fry them first time I boot up the system. Plus I am on Day 2 since switch out of my K9A and still no issues
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Assuming since it all relates to this post, once I install CPU and RAM will let those that have taken time out of their day to help me, know what my latest status is. Again Thanks to all of you, hopefully I can pay back your help in the future.

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