R9 280x wont crossfire

<---Primary card
<----- 2nd card i have just purchased
i have tried flashing the 2nd card and all i get is (subsystem mismatch)
been onit for 3 days tried everythink i can think of, any help would be greatly appreciated
MSI z77 mpower board
800 watt psu
12 gig 1600 ddr3

Quote from: darren.l.roberts.5 on 22-June-14, 17:56:44
Winpower ATX-800 800W PSU Power Supply ATX
Have tried removing the ram also tried both sets of ram separately but stll no crossfire option
cheers
Those are mostly HEC made units and are garbage psu's....your lucky you haven't blown up other components at this point! That's not a exaggerated joke either. Your flipping a coin every time you turn that thing on. Get that thing outta your pc NOW....its probably in reality a 400 -450 watt psu if your lucky.
definitely your power supply i had the same issue with a winpower 850w cause its a generic HEC power supply and it probable cost less then £30 effectively you getting about 400-500w and thats not enough to power 1 R9 280x let alone Xfire.
since i bought EVGA SuperNOVA 850 G2 Power Supply i have had no issues at all everthing is smooth..
oh and don't get a 650w neither as thats not enough to power x2 in crossfire
Hope this helps

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R9 280x Crossfire BSOD

Hi
i am new here and in some serious need of help, i recently purchased 2 msi r9 280x to crossfire them for gameplay, most games they work great but on some games i will get BSOD, most noticeably on battlefield 4 as i not even able to launch the game with out getting the BSOD. if i turn crossfire off however the game works perfectly without any issues, i have tested both cards individually in both slots on my board and they work fine, i only get BSOD when they are in crossfire mode whilst playing certain games
Rig
MSI Z87-GD65
2 x 4 8GB patriot memory
2 x R9 280X gaming 3G
EVGA 1500W supernova 80+ Gold
Corsair 240GB SSD

Quote from: toxicfume on 08-November-14, 12:55:23
MEM: 2 x G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 2133 (PC3 17000) + 2x G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 1866 (PC3 14900)
You shall not mix. Try with single kit.

I'm next with the MSI fan fault! ( 280X )

Last night I was getting artifacts in Arma 3, yet at first I thought it was something to do with the latest settings. But turning on my computer today I noticed my graphics card wasn't as loud as it usually is at 60%.
Turned it up to 100%, barely made a noise.
Opened up the computer and sure enough one fan wasn't going around, gave it a slight tap and it started spinning again. So much for 100% fan speeds and mining, ay MSI? Not sure what I'm going to do as If I send it off I'll have no graphics card to use and thus no computer. Need something to keep my autistic mind occupied. These damn MSI cards should be recalled as defective
My card has NEVER been used for mining, never had over 80% fan in gaming and never over 60C, this goes against the claim made by MSI for all the failed fans. If it does it again tomorrow, it's getting returned

At least you can RMA it.
I bought a 280x when they first appeared here and after finding a link to a msi page with a pdf with instructions on how to replace the fans on a MSI page and mention of them allowing customers to replace the fans themselves I thought it would be worthwhile to get rid of the fan grinding noise and slowing mine has developed.
After contacting MSI using the support request on my registered items page I was told MSI don't deal with end users in the UK so I'd have to contact the retailer I bought from (who are a msi authorised seller).
I was just about to buy another MSI 280x for crossfire but now I'll look for a Gigabyte, who have a UK rma centre with a few days turn around so I will actually get warranty support without having a fight on my hands and having to pay to send a card internationally.

Poor performance and voltage fluctuation.

I'm running two 280x in crossfire which I upgraded from two 6970's. When I'm playing DayZ my FPS never go above 30 FPS. With my 6970's I was well into the 70's. I never changed my video settings when I went from the 6970's to the 280X's. For the most part I have a lot of the graphics low or disabled. Borderlands 2 is a nightmare on the 280X. I drop down into 10 fps area and this has never happened with on my 6970's.
During games my core voltage fluctuates between 500mhz and 1020mhz during game play. I have ULPS disable as well.
My power supply is an Antec HCG-900.
Happened on all these drivers 14.4, 14.6 Beta, and 14.6 RC (currently installed).

jwcxz wrote:Have you looked at your process table for any program with abnormal CPU usage? That seems like the logical place to start. You shouldn't be getting poor performance in anything with that system. I have a 2.0GHz Core 2 Duo and an Intel GMA 965 and I've never had any problems with Flash. It's much better than it used to be.
Pidgin scared me for a while because it froze for no apparent reason. After fixing this, the table contains this two guys here:
%CPU
Firefox: 80%~100%
X: 0~20%
Graphic intensive test, so I think the X usage is normal. It might be some oddity at the Firefox+Linux+Flash sum, maybe a conflict. I'll try another browser.
EDIT:
Did a Javascript benchmark to test both systems and browsers.
Windows XP + Firefox = 4361.4ms
Arch + Firefox = 5146.0ms
So, it's actually a lot slower without even taking Flash into account. If someone knows a platform-independent benchmark to test both systems completely, and not only the browser, feel free to point out.
I think that something is already wrong here and the lack of power saving systems only aggravated the problem, causing overheat.
EDIT2:
Browser performance fixed: migrated to Midori. Flash stills slower than on Windows, but now it's bearable. Pretty neat browser too, goes better with the Arch Way. It shouldn't fix the temperature, however.
Applied B's idea, but didn't test yet. I'm not into the mood of playing flash games for two straight hours today.
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Z68a-gd65 (G3) + 280x = no signal

I bought this new gpu XFX Radeon R9 280X 3GB Double Edition (R9-280X-TDFD) and when i plug it and power on my pc the fans start running and all led's is on but there is no signal output to my monitor.
I have tried changeing pcie-slot and i have made sure several times that its pluged in correctly and i have also tried different cables (dvi, dp and hdmi).
I've found severel others with the same problem by using google and its seem like most of them was helped by updating bios on their motherboard, which in my case is MSI Z68A-GD65 (G3). But i have also tried this but its still not working. (v. 25.8 from msi webpage)
At this point I decided too try it out using an other computer with a new 4970k I7 from intel and a newer motherboard and it worked instantly and fine. But when i connect it in my pc again : NO SIGNAL.
Does anyone know what the problem is? Do i need an other version of bios?
I've also seen others with this problem that solved it by a simple bios update + switching from UEFI to LEGACY on the GPU (but my graphiccard does not have that switch).
Please help me! My 26 year old hair is turning gray.

Quote from: Chike on 26-February-15, 23:37:29
Is there no signal on the build in graphic either?
Im not totally sure of what you're asking me. But.. All that happens is that the monitor signals No signal and bios wont load. I know this cause when i push the start button on my chassi the computer instantly turns off
Quote from: Svet on 26-February-15, 23:39:04
ask XFX if they can provide you with legacy vbios for your card
I have started a support ticket on XFX's webpage but i havent yet got any replies. I will update it asking for Legacy Vbios aswell.
Somewhat off topic but what is this legacy vbios. How does it compare too the "uefi" kind. Is it a far more simple bios?

280x BIOS

Hi, I'm new here.
I just purchased 2x MSI 280x and based upon some reviews I read that I need to update to the latest bios.
I'm a bit confused as to what updating to newer bios does? what program should I be using?
also, separate question.
Will 750 watt PSU be enough for 280x crossfire?

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I just purchased 2x MSI 280x and based upon some reviews I read that I need to update to the latest bios.
I'm a bit confused as to what updating to newer bios does? what program should I be using?
>>GOP / UEFI Vbios requests - Read Here First<<
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also, separate question.
Will 750 watt PSU be enough for 280x crossfire?
750W means nothing. Important are the amps on +12v. A system with one R9-280X requires 30A and a 550W psu minimum. If wanting to crossfire two the psu should at least offer 50A minimum. 60A would be safer in maximum load situations (NOT considering oc). A quality 750W psu like Corsair TX750 offers 60A on +12v. To have some headroom more is better. I'd go for Corsair GS800 (65A) or similar/better psu.

Green shaded monitor with an R9 280x

I am ising a 3gb R9 280x with two monitors i was playing a game and had youtube on on another monitor. suddenly one screen went green but i could still see the features. Then on the other monitor pixelated random lines started to come up. i immediatley restarted to pc thinking it was just caused by the software. then after the same thing the other monitor went green like the other. I have tried reinstalling the drivers, returning it to stock speeds and underclocking the card, making sure the cables are ok and using different cables and trying the monitors with a different pc. I am convinced that it is a gpu problem because there is no on board motherboard graphics. Note that the pc is working perfectly and performing normally but there is always a green cast on the monitor.
PS. i have already tried calibrating the monitors colours and its not that. should i try and send it in for repair on the warranty or does anyone have any suggestions

I have two cards, want to use them in crossfire but didn't install them both because I first wanted to get 1 running before inserting the second one. I tested them both and both have the boot problem. The cards are brand new and I read a lot of cases where people RMA the card to experience the same problem with a new one. I have two, how unlucky can I be if I have two broken cards... I don't have a second PC to test them, so no I didn't try them in an other PC. But I would first like to try everything possible before RMA'ing the cards. And also because Sapphire states the problem on their website.

MSI R9 280X GAMING 3G OC EDITION for $223-235? A Good deal?

Hi guys, basically someone is offering me their MSI R9 280X GAMING 3G OC EDITION for $223-235 USD.
I am wondering if this a good deal or not.
It is 2nd hand but in "perfect condition"
I am quite new to the pc building scene so forgive me if I am lacking in a lot of knowledge.
Thanks everyone
SPECS:
Purchase date: February 2014
- 3GB GDDR5 Memory; gives you a lag free superior gaming experience
- AMD HD3D Technology; play games in the third definition
- Military Class Components; gives your card the required stability and quality for extensive usage
SPECIFICATIONS
Host Interface: PCI Express 3.0 x16
Host Interface: PCI Express 3.0 x16
Product Type: Graphic Card
Standard Memory: 3 GB
Product Type: Graphic Card
Manufacturer Part Number: R9 280X GAMING 3G
Standard Memory: 3 GB
Thickness: 1.3"
API Supported: OpenGL 4.3
API Supported: DirectX 11.2
Form Factor: Plug-in Card
Length: 10.6"
Manufacturer: Micro-Star International Co., Ltd
Memory Speed: 6000 MHz
Product Model: R9 280X GAMING 3G
Product Name: R9 280X GAMING 3G Radeon R9 280X TWIN FROZR IV Graphic Card
Processor Speed: 1000 MHz
Maximum Resolution: 2560 x 1600
Brand Name: MSI
Maximum Resolution: 2560 x 1600
Brand Name: MSI
Cooler Type: Fan Cooler
Memory Technology: GDDR5 SDRAM
Height: 5"
Chipset Manufacturer: AMD
Chipset Model: R9 280X
HDMI: Yes
Chipset Line: Radeon
Chipset Series: R9 200
DisplayPort: Yes
HDCP Supported: Yes
Bus Width: 384 bit
Multi-GPU Technology: CrossFire
RAMDAC Speed: 400 MHz
Analog Signal: Yes
Digital Signal: Yes
Dual Link DVI Supported: Yes
Chipset Manufacturer: AMD
Chipset Model: R9 280X
HDMI: Yes
Chipset Line: Radeon
Chipset Series: R9 200
DVI: Yes
DisplayPort: Yes
Number of DisplayPort Outputs: 2
Number of DVI Outputs: 1
Number of HDMI Outputs: 1

As a new one is about $ 259 I don't think so: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127759&cm_re=r9_280x-_-14-127-759-_-Product

Crossfire question

A question I can't seem to Google an answer for:
I have a MSI R9 280X Gaming 6G GFX card and I'm wondering is it possible to crossfire that with a MSI R9 270X Gaming 4G GFX card and if so what would be the pros and cons of it?
Will be upgrading my motherboard to "A88X-G45 Gaming" to better support GPU cooling with crossfire and upgrading the PSU

the answer is no it will not work at all as AMD have locked down the cards to only identical GPU only (R9-280x+R9-280x or R9-270x+R9-270x not mixing) from the hazy days that used to happen...
sorry...
here is a chart for you..

Compatible crossfire GPU for R5970

Hi all
I'm new to this forum and just getting back into PC gaming. I've got a MSI R5970 and an ASUS Rampage Extreme III motherboard that supports crossfire. I don't have any experience with crossfire so I only have a basic understanding of it. I know the R5970 & the motherboard both support it, so I was wondering what cards I can get?
I've read that there is no point in getting a more powerful GPU to go alongside the R5970, as it'll only run at the lower speeds and I can't find the R5970 to buy anymore. So I was wondering what similar level GPU I could get that'll work well with the R5970 in crossfire mode.
Thanks in advance
Simon

Quote from: turak64 on 26-March-15, 02:22:54
So you reckon I'll be better off just replacing the card rather than trying to bolster it with another?
Yes, absolutely. 1GB memory per gpu is simply inadequate for current games and no further card added will change that. Not to mention that HD 5970 also already alone consumes way more power than is justified by performance on today's standards. Adding another dinosaur will just add a lot more power to be consumed but will not really help with performance. With three cards there will be more micro-stuttering as well. My suggestion would be to use the 5970 alone as long as possible and go for a new card if more performance is needed. Even where insufficient memory will not stop the 5970 even a R9 280X will already be somewhat faster. If more than 1GB is required (what means most modern games) the performance of 5970 will be a lot worse.

MSI 280x Gaming 3G Safe Sustained Temperature

Hi,
I'm new to overclocking and underclocking but since I have 2 cards that are close together and am running them at 100% usage 24/7 I've been unable to use normal clock speeds and have the card very underclocked (ex, 800,740). My question is how hot can I run these on a 24/7 basis without damaging the cards? I realize this may be a relative question but these are new cards and I expect a 5 year lifespan. From other forums I've been optimizing with a maximum sustained temperature of 89C, but I am trying to attain maximum performance. To do that I'll need to know how hot I can let them run, non-stop for 5 years.
The crossfire bridge is not installed, and I'm using the Z87-GD65 board with an intel i5-4670 (1100 Watt power supply).
Cards: R9 280X Gaming 3G BF4 s/n 602-V277-38SB1401027047

Quote from: rritoch on 27-February-14, 16:18:40
Thank you, that is a good answer to my original question. These 280x's though would overheat within minutes, to be exact when I returned them the computer shop tested it and it took almost exactly 2 minutes to reach 90C at manufacturer settings. The 280x is rated at 1000mhz and being able to run them non-stop at 800mhz would be reasonable but I couldn't even run them non-stop at 600mhz without them overheating. As for their intended purpose of gaming, including video and audio feeds with some voice recognition, object tracking, and object identification would probably be more than enough to create the same load that mining causes. I also intend to test neural networks and genetic algorithms on them, all things that could be included in a gameing engine for the purpose of enhancing difficulty based on player capability. If the cards can't handle a full load, than it's false advertising and the fully-loaded specs should be available to both programmers like myself, and consumers that are being mislead.
These cards are now in the hands of MSI, so I'll know more when I have normal 280x cards. With this information, knowing the safe temperatures and expected operating ranges I should be able to utilize these cards, but stop lying to consumers. The specs on the box are clearly their peak performance, and not the performance they can actually operate at.
Operating temp: 75C-79C
Core Speed: 800mhz
The one spec you left out is the memory speed? Can I expect this also needs to be toned down 20%?
Memory Speed: 1200mhz ???
memory speed is fine! at 1200MHz (4.8GHz effective as its 1200MHz x4) constantly that the chips are rated at they should function 8-12years without issue unless there defective and Mining also will not push the Chips very hard only the GPU as its mainly just plain data that being crunched (would expect no more then a 512MB load out of 2GB on each card or below) so there unstressed anyway (VRAM is only going to be stressed by games or benchmarks that have huge Visual Data sets of textures designed to cause a heavy visual load to be calculated) so the VRAM frequancy is nothing as the chips are usually rated for the frequancy 24/7 for 10+ years at a typical clock speed so do not worry about that but if your still concerned drop it to 1000MHz (4GHz effective) but it will make no difference really overall!
Quote from: rritoch on 27-February-14, 16:18:40
I'm also curios if these actual "safe" operational conditions are available via OpenCL, or if it is going to report 1000mhz. If so than any application written to utilize GPU (such as matlab) is likely going to burn up the card if the user doesn't know that it needs to be underclocked.
it will clock the GPU under load to its set High Frequency (dependant on what you set the speed at) under a heavy load as its not the Application doing so its the Cards VBIOS detecting a load and ramping up the Clocks to make the load be calculated faster as that is what people expect in a game to happen (Like I said before 24/7 operation over a long time frame is the realm of Professional cards that have been validated for a heavy work load not what these are which is Consumer Grade items that are many times cheaper and are disposable commodities generally as gamers usually upgrade them quite regular) so underclocking a consumer Grade item like your R9-280x is a good idea as your using them outside of there Design standard that is much lower a load then your throwing at the GPU and applications unless they are designed to alter the VBIOS Frequency limit then it will just use the default setting that is held in the driver table! <--- if your doing 24/7 calculation loading on a card of this level and you do not know to underclock and undervolt them then you are probably not meant to be doing so as you have too low a understanding of what its doing so really people who do that and they kill it are on there own as there doing something they have such little knowledge about that there asking for trouble! (you yourself seem to be fairly Knowledgeable to this which is why i'm not being very harsh with you because you do understand that if its overheating and getting near the limits to back it off to try and stop it breaking!)
TIP: when you get your new cards back from RMA let then sit under a Gaming load for a while (30-100% for 3-4 hours with 5 mins between each 30 mins max time frame loads "Maybe use a benchmark") to cure the TIM on the card to help its performance long term as you may have Baked the TIM to fast last time (dried it out too much) leading to the High temps by just throwing it into ultra high load mining constantly at it before it had had a chance to bed in and reach its correct thermal conduction rate Ruining it!

MSI R9 280X Appears as Radeon HD 7900??

Hi all. I just replaced my 7950 card with an MSI R9 280X card and now my system still shows that that card is a Radeon HD 7900 series card. I already removed and completely uninstalled the old drivers, rebooted, and installed the latest Catalyst driver and the system still shows the card as a Radeon HD 7900 series card. Can someone please help? Also, how do I know if I have the latest version of the BIOS? And how do I access the BIOS? My machine has UEFI.
Here's my GPU-Z screenshot.
Thanks for your help.

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I'm not able to create a bootable USB disk using the HP tool.. when I select make boot disc and point to the win98 folder and click start.. it simply formats the drive and refuses to make the disk bootable or put any files in there.. it's just empty.. :( Is there any other tool I can use? Please help, thanks.
It should be impossible not to get it done with the HP tool. Follow the guide. Try an alternate usb stick if no dice. Also be aware that you can't see system files on the stick unless you set in Windows to make those visible so the stick might appear "empty" while it is successfully created a bootstick.
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Also, so each of my three monitors has HDMI and DVI.. so how would I go about connecting them to the ports behind the 280X? In which order and when to use the adapter?
One of the three screens needs to be connected pure dP or active dp to dvi which one doesn't matter. You simply can't just connect three screens via DVI/HDMI to one card.
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And I have one more card that I added (to Crossfire it).. can I please get the BIOS for it? The serial number is: 602-V277-28SB1311071xxx
Use >>this<<
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Does the BIOS switch on the 280X have to to be 1 or 2 when flashing BIOS?
1 (as it came out of the box) because 2 is backup.

Identifying my R9 280x Gaming 3G (board revisions?)

Hello everyone,
I was looking to CrossFire another R9 280x Gaming to the one I currently have and I was looking on eBay for a used one when I find out that there seems to be multiple versions of the same board. To clarify, the most "popular" versions seems to have the board height go up to the PCI bracket (as on MSI's website), while the one I have (which seems to be more rare, see first photo) has a "higher" board passing the PCI bracket (a lot like the 280 non-x card), and finally there is one version that has the higher board, but has a backplate! (See second photo).
I am wondering if I just received a R9 280 that was reflashed to a 280x, is that possible?
So my question is, is my board older, newer, or a review unit? I like matching pairs so I'd like to get one that is the same as the one I have. There are some reviews that call my card the MSI R9 280x Gaming OC Edition, but I've only found reviews of it from Europe.
Any help appreciated, thanks.
Edit: Just found out the second image is of the new 6G version, so I guess there are just two versions of the 280x 3G.

Even the same product name will have different version of vbios.
I suggest you find the one which have same S/N number with your R9 280x Gaming.
for example... V3XX-XXX

MSI 280X 3G Twin Frozr Gaming BIOS request

Having a lot of issues with my cards and they run very hot under full load (85-95c) even with side panel off of my case and a 200mm fan blowing on them full speed in a room with ambient temps at 66F, I can forget about putting the cover on for now as even with several 140mm fans in the system and positive pressure my temps go way too high!!
sticker says:
912-V277-053
R9 280X Gamiing 3G
s/n 602-v277-26sb1310102774
second card s/n:
602-v277-26sb1310102773
Please let me know where to get it and what utility to use! I need to have this taken care of before I run out of time to take them back if they are defective.

yes already began that process, they suspect possible bad TIM and suggested I replace the TIM:
Under a burn in test you'll experience temperature levels reach 80C, these are normal temps and is considered within the cards tolerances, 85C and higher is considered running a bit too warm, You may try testing each card individually under non-crossfire to confirm if both are cutting off the system, also confirm temps with both, If you're knowledgeable in video cards and heatsinks, you may carefully remove the heatsink assembly to add a fresh layer of thermal compound, this should alleviate some of the heat to get the cards running cooler, providing no physical damage is incurred, warranty will remain valid, you may also warranty the cards and MSI will fix or replace.
You can use Arctic Silver 5 or IC Diamond, either is suitable to use. Unfortunately there is no information available about the heatsink assembly/installation so do remove carefully.

MSI R9 280X voltage locked!!!

Hi, I have crossfire MSI R9 280X's which I received recently. I am very disappointed that they are voltage locked, I am using the latest MSI Afterburner 3.0 beta 18. The slider for voltage is locked even though I have ticked "Unlock Voltage Control" and restarted my PC. I even tried "Force Constant Voltage" to no avail. This is very disappointing since I am using a high-end MSI card and it is voltage locked yet my old XFX HD 7850 had voltage control in MSI Afterburner......
Thank you for reading and I hope there is a solution.

I have made ticket to MSI support (shortly : no voltage change supported, but iam running -84mV )
Wysłany:    2014-03-03 13:53:47 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    use this bios , the card also under the warranty.
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Wysłany:    2014-02-28 16:36:37 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    Using 015.042.000.000.003435 BIOS does not affect on warranty ? Regards
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Wysłany:    2014-02-28 08:09:43 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    Very good, do you have any questions,? if not, please close the this window,thank you
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Wysłany:    2014-02-27 16:37:46 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    I have flashed BIOS to version : 015.042.000.000.003435, now I can change voltage under aftrburner. I am running -84mV , temp droped 10 degres, and RPM droped 10%.
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Wysłany:    2014-02-27 08:16:29 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    TV 77MS.350 64 bios is orginal bios . TV277MH.350 is UEFI BIOS for windows 8.Can you describe clearly? and provide the image about it.
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Wysłany:    2014-02-26 16:48:42 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    TV277MS.350 64 kb bios is not working. TV277MH.350 is working. What is the difference between them ?
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Wysłany:    2014-02-26 08:02:07 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:
please ues that command: ./atiflash -p 0 TV277MS.350 -f
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Wysłany:    2014-02-25 17:23:13 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    during flashing i got error 0FL01.
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Wysłany:    2014-02-25 09:56:42 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    The first link BIOS is corresponding to your graphics card,it is only 64KB.
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Wysłany:    2014-02-24 17:01:44 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    Hi, bios from first link is not for my card , (it has 64 kb) .
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Wysłany:    2014-02-24 08:31:52 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    one of the bios version:015.041.000.000.003435 bios link:ftp://jerryuser:[email protected]/BIOS/BIOS0221/TV277MS.350
another bios version:015.042.000.000.003435 bios link:ftp://jerryuser:[email protected]/BIOS/BIOS0221/TV277MH.350
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Wysłany:    2014-02-21 20:19:00 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    could you provide me number of official bios version, and link to this bios ? Regards
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Wysłany:    2014-02-21 08:34:07 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:
the bios of your card is the latest,so you need not update it
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Wysłany:    2014-02-20 17:17:03 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    is there any bos update for my card ? what is newet avalible version ? Regards
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Wysłany:    2014-02-20 08:27:01 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    sorry we do kown this setting,MSI recommend customer do not modify voltag,This may be damage the graphics card.
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Wysłany:    2014-02-19 16:49:15 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    Hi, i have changed config file in afterburner and vcore bar is working, now I can change voltage. Did You know about this settinge ? open VEN_1002*.config in msi afterburner/profiles [Settings] CaptureDefaults=0 VDDC_IR3567B_Detection = 32h VDDC_IR3567B_Output = 0 MVDDC_IR3567B_Detection = 32h MVDDC_IR3567B_Output = 1
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Wysłany:    2014-02-19 08:36:24 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    the max temp is 95C for this card.
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Wysłany:    2014-02-18 16:37:43 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    ok. so what is critical (max) temp for this card ? Regards
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Wysłany:    2014-02-18 08:16:13 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    when the max temp is 85C and the fan 100%,it is normal.the bios setting it
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Wysłany:    2014-02-17 16:41:36 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    Fan is 100% , and temp is over 85 C
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Wysłany:    2014-02-17 08:24:10 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    please check the FAN, What is the graphics card can reach the highest temperature
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Wysłany:    2014-02-14 15:31:24 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    ok. so what should i do with overheating card ?
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Wysłany:    2014-02-14 07:53:36 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    sorry MSI did not release the new bios or some solution to fix it
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Wysłany:    2014-02-13 16:08:58 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    Do You have any fix for this ? New bios or something ?
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Wysłany:    2014-02-13 08:49:15 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    sorry, you can not change core voltage with MSI Afterburner for this card.
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Wysłany:    2014-02-12 16:14:49 (GMT+8),Lukasz
Treść:    Bios: 015.041.000.000.003435 SN: 602-V277-38SB140101 Afterburner 3.0.0.0 Beta 17 dont work, i have selected all possible settings configuration in afterburner allowing to modify vcore change.
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Wysłany:    2014-02-12 09:02:21 (GMT+8),MSI
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Wysłany:    2014-02-12 08:56:08 (GMT+8),MSI
Treść:    Dear sir/madam
Thanks for contacting MSI technical support.
Regarding your concern, We suggest you to use MSI or AMD the latest driver for a try.download the other msi afterbuner for a try,can you tell me the S/N and the bios version of the card?
Thanks for your cooperation in advance!
Best Regards,
MSI Technical Support Team

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