Problems with NX6600 TD256E fan

I'm building a new PC win a NX6600 TD256E. I have no problems until I start testing 3D applications that hang. Then I noticed that the GPU fan of the VGA card stop working after the Windows XP logo get off the screen. First I was using the last driver I get in the Nvidia home page (ver. 71.84), then I download the ver. 71.22 from the MSI site with the same fan problem. I tried to install the drivers in the VGA cd drivers and I couldn´t install them. Then I tried a release 66.93 from the Nvidia site and this driver not turn off the fan.
What's going on here? Is this VGA card not compatible with the lates 7x drivers?
What I can do?

Hi! Same problem with my NX6600 128 PCI Express. This story is incredible. I tried the latest forceware and modified XG drivers but always I got the same result: the fan stops after the driver installation (after reboot, the fa stop immediatly after the Windows XP LOGO). The fan only works with the MSI version downloaded with MSI Live update. Is it possible tha I have to use only MSI drivers? If this is the answer I recommend NOT TO BUY MSI card at all!
Has someone solved the problem in some way?

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Several months ago it started getting hot and showing messages about problems with the internal fan and battery. It would say enter = shutdown and shut off. I suspected a bad battery so I checked it without it just plugging it in with the power cable. It seemed to work better so I assumed that was the problem.
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I read on here that flashing and updating the bios worked for some but the latest update gives me an error IHISI not support BIOS then Insyde flash not supported.
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Hi duddy, sorry to hear that you are having issues with your computer over heating. I have found a document that will assist you with Restoring the BIOS. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&dlc=en&docname=c02693833&lc=en&product=5199538&tmp...
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I have problem with my Notebook fan. it don't work. what can i do ?

hi.
my name is maziyar.
i have problem with my notebook fan
it does not work. and it got hot.
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i don't know why.
can you help me ?
there is any where in IStanbul (Turkey) that i can show my Notebook.
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I would recommend not using your notebook if the system fan has failed to avoid further damage to other components.
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I'm wondering if anyone else has had problems with their imac fans being extremely loud when running at slow speeds? When the computer heats up enough for the fans to run at higher speeds they quiet down. New HD fan was just installed.

I have an imac that I've had for a couple years. The fans have always been loud when running at the slower speeds. When the computer heats up enough for the fans to run at a higher speed the fans quiet down. I had installed SMC fan control after multiple attempts with Apple to get the fan issue resolved. That seemed to keep the fans quiet enough. I've never had a problem with overheating. Recently the fans were becoming loud again even running at the slightly higher speeds so I took it to my local Apple store and they replaced the hard drive fan. I got it back and it's now as loud or louder than ever!! And, now SMC fan control won't "stick." The fans will speed up, but then gradually go back to the lower "loud" levels. I'm at a loss as to what to do next.

Thanks jared,
I'm still dealing with this issue through Apple. Some time after I posted this, I contacted Apple again. They did start a case up for me, as I was experiencing the same behavior on two different machines, with two different versions of Windows.
So far it remains unsolved. I've logged iClouds for Windows on my desktop, which is brand new, then logged for awhile after completely uninstalling Norton Security Suite, depending on the Microsoft security for some time, and finally logged after I uninstalled iCloud for Windows, restarted, installed a clean download, and connected using a completely different test account, which Apple set up for me. None of this made any difference. Looking at the logs, it seems every 10 minutes, iCloudServices.exe creates a new TCP connection to confirm I'm using less than 5GB on iCloud, (which I am by a good margin, using less than 2GB), it seems this connection is not closed, and when the next iteration rolls around 10 minutes later, a new TCP connection is created. I come very close to having 6 TCP connections created per hour, until I restart my computer. This works out to... 6 x 24 = 144/day.
Perhaps the article you posted will shed some further light on this. I'm thinking seeing the state of the connection through netstats, at the least, could help.
For the last week, I've been putting a hold on further logging, as Apple wants me to create a new user account on one of my computers, install iCloud for Windows there, and log it running in the other account. This however basically means I cannot use my computer for a fair number of hours, and I've been busy enough with work the past week that I haven't the time or energy to afford to set this up and run it. I've had need of my computers too much for the past week.

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Well , for some reason , my two years old laptop started to behave in a weird way . I just ignored the slight slowdown with the boot because I believe it's to be expected with any machine but that's not the issue . Aside from the annoying fact that Windows 7 doesn't seem to make full use of the RAM and thus it only uses HALF - yes , HALF - of my 6 GB RAM , my PC seems to slow down regulary while I browse the internet . I recently knew about the task manager and decided to take a look to be shocked at how much RAM Firefox and Google Chrome use . Along with other necessary system tasks - which almost don't count - , they alone take 30% of the RAM capacity . That's unfortuenately isn't the issue either because I can close any of them when I want to work on other stuff . The issue here is that for no apparent reason , my processor seems to work harder than is necesarry even when the programs I see in the task manager don't need 5% of it's full potential ! With such work it heats up . On Toshiba Health Monitor I see it going to 70-75% in heat and the fan kicks up to 85% to cool it down . Of course , that leads to rapid power consumption that can suddenly shoot from 17% to terrible 60% with ABSOLUTELY NO PROGRAMMS CURRENTLY AT WORK ASIDE FROM WINDOW EXPLORER .
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Problem with RX1650GT-TD256E

I have installed a video card MSI ATI Radeon x1650GT. At first time the card works and it was recognized by the MB. But when I turn off my PC, and then in less than 5 minutes turn on it, the card doesn't run, and starts with the integrated video. The solution is wait until it works by itself.
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Mobo: ASUS M2NPV-VM BIOS R. 1201
VGA: MSI RX1650GT-TD256E
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remove power cord from the PSU and Clear CMOS Guide.
try to boot with MSI RX1650GT-TD256E
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I am a reseller and have 5 of these cards sitting here all with the same problem.
There is no display in bios but the system continues to boot. once you load windows, there is display. Same on both vga and the dvi with a vga adapter.
I have tried reflashing one of them but both atiflash and flashrom report no ati card present.
I really don't want to have to RMA all 5 if there is something I am just missing..
Oh and to note this has been on multiple motherboards. MSI 915P neo-f, K8N Neo4-f and a biostar NF4.

Sounds like a batch issue. If I was at your bench, that's the conclusion I would come to and move on. Unfortunately that sucks if you have no alternative cards in your inventory.
Since you are a reseller, you'd probably get better support by contacting your distributor for replacement, or contacting MSI directly to see if there is a known issue.
Now something that comes to mind as I'm writing this is you failed to mention what monitor you are using? Is it a bench CRT or LCD? Can you swap monitors? Can you try a CRT? Perhaps your monitor just doesn't like the resolution and refresh rate the card is defaulting to during POST.
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Any problems with heat and fan noise on Guild Wars 2 Macbook Pro retina?

I am thinking to start Guild Wars 2 Mac beta on my Macbook pro retina, but i have been reading in different forums that it heats up the system and that the fan kicks off really loud when playing the game. Anyone has any experience on this? Any guild wars 2 gamers please give me some feedback.

I have been playing GW2 for a while now on Beta. The game runs choppier than windows but I think that's because it's a Beta version. I bet after they finish optimizing it things should change, even heat.
As for the heat, it gets super hot. So hot the keyboard gets hot, and when I push in the keys, I feel heat. It's warm enough to cause concern. I don't know if it's bad or not, but the dude at the Apple Genius/Store said, the MBPR knows when it gets too hot and it'll let you know. He said if it plays and nothing is warning me then it's fine. The MBPR won't allow itself to go to catastrophic failure due to heat.
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One more time - problems with fans

I realize this is but one of hundreds or possibly thousands of cases of Mac users being plagued by fan noise problems, but to me it has been a long and extremely frustrating saga. I have been a Mac user since the very beginning, through different versions of Macs and iMacs, and this is the first time I ever refer to a Macintosh as a "piece of junk."
I bought my iMac G5 in August 2005, a 20-inch ALS with 250 GB hard drive and 512 MB RAM. It worked perfectly until January this year, when all of sudden it shut down by itself. Freaked me out completely. Turned out to be power supply problem (EMC 2056) which Apple never informed me about.
I brought it to a repair shop that fixed the intermittent shut-down problem. I also added 1GB memory. But then the fans started to go berserk. Before the power supply problem, I only heard the fans whenever I used a large program like Photoshop. For the most part, it was a very quiet machine. After the power supply was replaced, within minutes of turning the iMac on, I could hear the fans spinning faster and faster, stabilizing at around 4400 rpm and did not stop spinning until I put the iMac to sleep or turned it off, regardless of CPU usage or software being used.
I checked the discussions at this forum (over 500 posts, no real answer) and did every "voodoo trick" suggested: I reset the SMU dozens of time, cleaned the inside of the iMac and around the fan area, did apple hardware test (everything was fine), monitored temperature and activity with XRG (average CPU at 160F, hard drive at 113F), cleaned out caches, tested for corrupt preferences, re-installed the original OS 10.4 (which only made the fans louder), upgraded it back to OS 10.4.9. I also removed the additional 1 GB memory, thinking it might be a bad piece. It didn't help.
Finally, I requested fan replacement from Apple and got them. I installed them last Sunday and now the problem is even worse! Within SECONDS of turning it on, the CPU T- Dio soars to around 170F, even while the machine is still stone cold to the touch. The hard drive temperature now averages at 117F, CPU fan is never below 4000 rpm (4400 rpm 98% of the time), even at 5-8% CPU usage.
The fans themselves are much quieter because they're brand new. But you can still hear the hums and whirs and it drives me nuts. More seriously, my iMac is now narcoleptic. If I use it too long (a few hours on a stretch) it will put itself to sleep, apparently because it thinks it is overheated. And when I use Photoshop or Illustrator, the awake time is even shorter. Depending on the outside temperature, at the most I can only use them for about an hour at a time. Two days ago we had heat wave, and even with the air conditioner running full blast in my study, the iMac kept falling asleep within minutes of using Illustrator.
Right now I am using TextEdit and no other program is running. Uptime is 59 minutes, average CPU 9.6%. CPU T-Dio is at 168.8F, hard drive 117.5F, CPU fan at 4400 rpm. I am out of ideas and before I do something drastic to this machine, if anyone knows what's going on with my iMac (I know every case is different), please help!
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I do not have the solution... but the same problem with a nice iMac G5 purchased in July 2005.
My Mac operated very silently untill 6 month ago;problem MAY ( I am not sure) have started when I upgraded to 10.4.10 ; even with few applications and low CPU usage (80% or more inactive), it seems that I have the following regrettable chain of events;
==> the CPU temperature is quite high ( 60°c to 72°c most of the time, ie 140-160 °F)
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I am SURE this was not the case 6 month ago, and I suspect it is linked to my upgrade to 10.4.10.
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Problems with G5 fans coming on...

I have a very early Power Mac Dual 2GHz PowerPC G5 running OSX 10.4.11 which has started having strange problems... For apparantly no reason all the fans come on and stay on - this can sometimes be resolved with a restart, sometimes not, in which case I need to shut the machine down - after which it will sometimes not reboot the first time (gets as far a blue screen then hangs) - I then need to unplug it from the mains for 10 mins or so, afer which it will start up normally.
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Apart from that the machine works fine - all my software works etc even when all fans are running.
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Is there any problem in running the machine when the temperature monitor is showing flatline temperatures for all sensors - or is there a lower level system that will protect the machine should temperatures get too high (maybe by switching to all fans running?)

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Hello i have a problem with my macbook pro become to slow to write any thing, to do any thing and the fan is always on never stop what can i do?

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Hello.
I wish to share story of my fan speed controller.
Lately I've upgraded my machine to modern specs (look at signature) and I was quite happy about that.
It worked flawlessly for about week.
My H/W Bios settings was - CPU Smart Fan Target = 60°C and minimal fan speed 50%.
I was amazed how nicely GD65 maintained between heat and speed.
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