No display on GTX 670 PE

I recently bought a MSI 670 to replace my HD 7850, but after installing the 670 I am getting NO display from my card while in the x16 pcie socket. I works in the x8 socket and also in a x16 on a older AMD computer.
I have tried everything I can think of, including updating to the latest uefi bios, but still no display. The fans boot up on the graphics card and there are no error beeps, but the card does not seem to be recognized and the on-board graphics kick in.
I have checked both pcie power plugs and both are fine. Memory is seated okay and passed mem-test, no bent pins on CPU
Intel i5 25000k Sandybridge -DT-D2
MSI GeForce GTX 670 OC Twin Frozr Power Edition
Gigabyte-Z68xp-ud3
650w PSU
Thanks.

Quote from: Donavon on 14-August-13, 18:45:36
Okay, thanks. What is a GOP vbios?
It's has UEFI support allow you to enable fast boot and secure mode.
Quote from: Donavon on 14-August-13, 19:35:44
I have ordered a MSI Z77A-G45 motherboard. With my GTX 670 being MSI, then they should work happily together. What do you think?
yes it should works fine

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Hi all
few days ago, I flashed my graphic card with a GOP/UEFI that I had here on the forum (thanks again )
everything worked like a charm until the day when i wanted to go to the bios/uefi, so I used like almost the time the FastBoot tool, the PC restarted,
but i had a black screen so i was like I was asking my self what's wrog ? than I had an I idea so I took my TV remote controller,
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PS: My Rig is on my Signature but i'll write again
MSI Z77 MPower - MSI GTX 670 PE/OC (with GOP/UEFI) - Windows 8 Pro x64

thanks to you teafie ,
I don't know if it's something with drivers since it only happens on UEFI but I will give it a try
EDIT :
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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,
Noticed that my BIOS drivers were outdated so i updated them (Z68A-GD65 G3, version: 25.8), after all the reboots i logged on my computer, started teamspeak, and while searching for the teamspeak room the driver problem happened again.
Anyway, my power supply is NOX Hummer 80 600W, model: HUM80600.
The problems started on September of this year i think? I've had this computer for almost 3 years now. I have the latest Nvidia drivers, and this still happens, i've tried downgrading, fresh installing, and nothing worked.
Graphics card: MSI GTX 670 Power Edition 2GB GDDR5 PCI-E 3.0 DirectX11, S/N: 602-V284-02SB1207063830.
I'll try it tommorow if possible.
Thank you for the attention.

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Hi. I posted my problem on the nvidia forums and they suggested I RMA my graphics card and get it replaced... I thought I would post it here to see if anyone could help me...
This issue has started about a few days ago and it has been bugging me because I can't play any pc games for longer than about a minute. Anyway, so the problem is, after about 10 seconds of playing any pc game(I'm using the game minecraft as an example) my computer COMPLETELY freezes and blue squares appear. There is nothing I can do other than switch off the power. Even my mouse pointer freezes. I don't think it's an 'overheating' problem because I let it cool down for 24 hours and the problem persists.
I took a picture with my iphone to show
As you can see, the blue squares appear and EVERYTHING is frozen... Even if i'm not playing a game, sometimes on occasions my screen goes black and comes back and says "display driver has stopped responding and has successfully recovered". But the main issue is that I can't play games or even watch youtube videos for longer than 10 seconds...
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I have tried countless 'fixes' (for example, setting power management to prefer maximum performance in nvidia control panel) and others too..
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brand, model PSU?
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I don't have another computer to test it in..
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jcarr77777 wrote:
I'm having the same exact problem trying to install a RADEON.
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GTX 670 stopped working, successfully recovered issue

Not sure if anyone experienced the following and have solution but any advice would be great.
I recently purchased a GTX 670, did a format and everything was working fine but as of yesterday I keep getting 'Display driver NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver Version 314.22 has stopped working and recovered'. I get the error message as soon as I boot up, no applications or games loaded, it just crashes on desktop.
I download MSI Afterburner to check the temps and noticed that if I leave the PC idle the GPU will hit 99% and as soon as I click on the mouse, it will drop back down to idle and I will get the 'Display driver NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver Version 314.22 has stopped working and recovered'.
I tried the most recent drivers and the last 5 versions of Nvidia drivers but that made no different.
Nothing has been installed or uninstalled for the past week.
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Have the same issue, but the steps taken to reproduce this error is slightly different, computer was working fine the day before and this issue only arised yesterday without me installing or doing anything to the computer in the time inbetween.
PC specs
Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H
Gskill 8GB ram (can't remember the model, at work now)
MSI GTX 670 OC edition
Intel I5 3570K i think
Windows 8
OS HDD - Crucial M4 128gb
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1.)Was watch youtube on 1080p yesterday and after ~40 minutes; nearing the end of 40 mins, the video and sound slows to a crawl where each spoken word was produced one at a time
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3.)After 5-6 minutes of stuttering a windows notification comes up and says that Nvidia 314.22 kernel mode has crashed and has been recovered (Only able to reproduce this twice, it never appears again)
4.)Thereafter I launched a game to try to see if it was an isolated issue with the browser/plugin - less than 10 minutes of playthrough, the game hanged with looped sound and freezed screen, bringing up the Ctrl - Alt - Del menu and selecting task manager brings a black screen and the PC restarts on its own
5.)Proceeded to do a clean uninstall of the 314.22 drivers and installed the 306.97 driver provided by MSI
6.)Updated the SSD firmware
7.)Same issue ingame after that, intermittent screen freezes where after close to 8 minutes of play, screen froze and sound looped
Solutions tried but failed -
1.)Updating SSD firmware
2.)Rolling back of drivers - the kernel mode recovery notification no longer appears but the pc just freezes and sound loop outright ingame
3.)Trying to locate the malware(Manual search for the file and using Malwarebytes) - Iehighutil.exe but none found, gpu load and temp looks normal in gpu-z when the freezes occur
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At this time my graphics card was an NVidia GTX 580, motherboard a Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R, I-7 950 CPU, 850W XFX PSU.
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.
Decided the problem was either the PSU or the GTX 580. Returned the latter under warranty and purchased the MSI GTX 570 PE. Installed this and again no video signal but ran through the above tests again with exactly the same results. However could now test the 570 on another system (could not try this with the 680 as PSU on my other system only had 2 6-pin PCI-E connections and the 580 required an 8-pin and a 6-pin power connection). The 570 at least produced the BIOS screen, booted Linux and presented a login screen. Didn't login as the PSU on this system was probably on the marginal side for wattage.
Decided then that I had a strange PSU problem. It could power my PC with the Quadro, suggesting motherboard, CPU, RAM and disks were all OK but could not provide sufficient power for either the 580 or the 670 cards. Bought a new 850W PSU and have just installed this with the 670 card in and yet again I get no video signal. I am now stumped as to what the problem can be so would welcome any suggestions as to what may be wrong and/or what else I can try.
Thanks,
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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
PSU: Coolermaster RS-850-SPHA-D3 80+ Gold - 3.3V:22A, 5V:25A, 12V:70A single 12V rail
GPU: MSI GTX 670 2GB OC Power Edition
OS: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
The changes were the PSU and the GPU. The problem started when I had an XFX Black Edition 80+ Bronze PSU and a Gigabyte GTX 580 GPU otherwise the rest of the spec was and has remained the same. With my original spec, it ran perfectly happily for almost 2 years but then started with the system rebooting without warning about a minute after login (it would stay at the login screen indefinitely). After running some tests the clues seemed to point to the GPU configuration having been corrupted in some way (from sfc logs). However, if I set Windows to Selective startup, I could login and the system would stay up. I decided to do a system repair from my Windows 7 installation disk but had to postpone this for a couple of weeks during which time the PC was powered off.
When I next powered up the system, there was no video signal at any time. The investigation I did made me think either the GPU was faulty or there was a PSU problem - all other aspects of the system could be shown to work. I returned the GTX580 as it was under warranty and purchased the GTX670 with the refund. This exhibited the same symptoms as the 580 - no video signal no matter how long I left the system running. I was able to test the 670 in another system and it worked there. I couldn't run this test with the 680 as the PSU did not have an 8-pin PCI-E connector - just 2 6-pin connectors.
I then added an NVidia Quadro card alongside the 670 and booted the system with this as the display GPU. This gave me a video signal at all times and more importantly allowed me to get into Windows and check if it recognised the 670 in Device manager. It did but reported a problem as, until now, I hadn't been able to load the 670 driver. I did this and rebooted - again no video signal during post and initial Windows boot but I did get video as soon as the newly installed driver was loaded. This is the state I'm in now other than I've flashed the vbios as suggested and the GPU no longer works on my other PC.
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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 GTX 670 Nvidia driver stopping

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I have taken these steps
1. Re-installed windows 8.1
2. Run windows memory tests
3. Installed current nvidia drivers
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There is some information about another BIOS for the GPU, saying something about fixing a MOBO compatibility issue. Should I be downloading this and if so how? Couldn't get live update 5 to show VGA BIOS, and live update 6 doesn't seem to run on my computer
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Thought I would do a summary so you dont have to read the whole post.
My MSI GTX 670 started getting the following error:
Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered.
This occurred when playing WOW and in the Heaven Benchmark.
Per your recommendations, I have done the following with no success
I uninstalled the display driver using DDU in safemode, and reinstalled the recommend driver.
I moved the board to another machine, the heaven benchmark had the same problem.
Put my GTX 560Ti in my main computer, no issues
RMAed the board
Received a returned board from MSI with a different serial number
Put it in my computer and had the same error using the Heaven Benchmark
provided the s/n and vbios of the new board
s/n 602-V284-030B1302117626
BIOS version
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In trouble shooting I bought a GTX 670. (changed the txt file to make it work with Mercury) and now that I need to replace the mobo, I have a feeling the 4800 is ok.
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Nick,
I'm late to this thread; just read it for the first time, and I have several observations to share...
1) I tend to agree with Harm and and RjL regarding the GTX being quite a bit stronger; so in your system where this is not evidenced, possibly the video card it is not the "critical path" (or bottleneck) for whatever you are doing (playback, render, etc.). Running Harm and Bill's excellent PPBM5 benchmark can tell you a lot about how the various areas of your system perform and the 800+ system database shows what others are getting from their listed hardware.
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3) You may not even have a motherboard problem; buy or borrow a highy rated 850w or larger power supply and see if that does not clear up whatever woes you are blaming your motherboard on; 650 may not be enough for rendering RED!
Regards,
Jim

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This is a similar question to one that's been asked many times before, pertaining to earlier versions of Premiere.
With CS6, some cards not on the supported list could be added via a "hack". Can a similar modification be made for Premiere Pro CC ? And if so, how and where ?
Something related to Premiere- I also wonder if Speedgrade can support my GTX 670.

After some searching around, I found this page from Adobe > http://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2013/06/adobe-premiere-pro-cc-and-gpu-support.html
According to that page, selecting non certified cards now only requires a simple change in the project settings.

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I recently bought a new GTX 670 with the hopes that it would accelerate my video editing in Premiere. After using the "nVidia hack" to add it to the list of CUDA supported cards, I started up Premiere, enabled GPU acceleration in the general project preferences window, and was disappointed to find that my performance appeared to be identical to what I had experienced with my non compatible HD 6870s.
When I checked with MSI Afterburner, my GPU usage remained around 0%, even when playing through videos. I'm quite certain that my card was successfully added to the list, so I have no idea what's going on.
Is there any chance that I am misunderstanding what GPU acceleration is supposed to do? I'm very new to Premiere, so I don't know too much about it yet. The reason I bought my new card, aside from improved performance in 3D games, was to allow me to scrub through my project (comprised of 1080p AVI videos captured with FRAPS) without hiccups and poor FPS. Was this not a reasonable expectation for GPU rendering?
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-Intel i5 2500k (currently not overclocked)
-8GB DDR3 Dual Channel RAM (at 1600MHz)
-1TB 7200RPM HDD
-nVidia GTX 670 OC 2GB VRAM
-Gigabyte Z68XP-UD3 Motherboard
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Did you go to project>project settings>general and verify that GPU (cuda) accleration is enabled? If it's set to software only then change it and see if that helps. If it's enabled my next question is what is the bitrate of your FRAPS videos? Because I have seen some fraps video's with bit-rates that are really high which would require a RAID array that is only holding video clips to playback smoothly. In your case it appears you have your OS and your apps and your footage all playing from the same 7200rpm drive. Which isn't really sufficent for 1080p editing. However it might be as simple as enabling it from within premiere pro like I mention earlier. If it's enabled though please check the bit-rate of your video you're attempting to edit with because I'm assuming that might be the issue.

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Hey guys,
I am using the 8c 5,1 Mac pro with the standard 5770 installed. I am an high end user but I do not want to spend the buck on a Quadro.
I want an GTX 670 in my Mac pro, can someone tell me what I need and what I need to do?
some more info:
-Don't need the Bootscreen, I can use bootchamp
-I run 10.8 ML
-I have the 27" ACD mdp
-no experience upgrading a gpu in a Mac pro, however I do on a regular gaming rig.
can you guys help? I think that many more would like to know the awnser because these GPU's are just outdated now. *thx Apple -.-*
-Sam

Hi sam, i just bought msi gtx 670 for my mac pro 8 core 2010 model. you can use this graphics inside but only for windows only, i think there is some solution to run on mac, but i dont care as for now because im not using mac all the time. my only problem is my fan in my mac cannot control, not unlike the hd 5870. so i feel a bit of heat on my mac but still my processor on idle still not going above 50%, almost 44 to 48 on idle. also about the card you should buy the 2x6 pins because some of the graphics card have 2x8 pins. but everything i can run in ultra like battlefield 3, medal of honor. the fps is around 50-90 on campaign & for the multiplayer its around 50-70. still need to check my graphics card because i just bought it last sunday.

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