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    The official MSI MOA 2013 "Class B" Worldwide Online Semi-Final thread.

    in HWBOT Competitions

    Posted · Edited by Cische-Jungle

    please correct the allowed people to enter I'm cische- not cische. I cannot submit my score cannot see the tab "partecipate to the competition"

     

    This is the score that i would like upload:

     

    http://hwbot.org/submission/2408426_cische__wprime___1024m_core_i7_2600k_149sec_328ms?recalculate=true

     

    http://hwbot.org/submission/2408434_cische__3dmark_vantage___performance_geforce_gtx_560_ti_448_34088_marks?recalculate=true

     

    http://hwbot.org/submission/2408432_cische__3dmark03_geforce_gtx_560_ti_448_149404_marks?recalculate=true

    MOA 2013 Discussion

    in HWBOT Competitions

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    I'm sorry, still waiting for confirmation. The mod is definitely for reference pcb and I'm quite sure the TF3 card is not reference, so don't remove that resistor. This info is what r&d gave me, you're free to try the bios but it's on your own risk until I've confirmed it's the correct one.

     

    Ok thanks, waiting for your confirmation.

     

     

    Thanks.

    MOA 2013 Discussion

    in HWBOT Competitions

    Posted · Edited by Cische-Jungle

    They told me the TF3-card uses reference pcb, so this should work for both.

     

    Edit: the info doesn't seem correct, I'll double check.

     

    2_Gtx_560_Ti_448_Core.jpg

     

    I'm sorry I did not understand, this would be removed on PE?

    The bios is ok?

    One other question, someone knows indicate the OCP Mod on PE?

    Thanks

    MSI Z77 GD65 on LN2 , 680 lightning on AIR: I have big and strange problem

    in General hardware discussion

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    good catch, will try

     

     

     

    Some total random guess, but maybe it's worth trying:

     

    When going from 3D to 2D power saving mode, usually on nVidia cards, the PCI-E bus will go down to 8X or even 4X at times. Maybe the PCI-E controller (CPU) get's stuck in that mode, when the GTX680 switches between power state's.

     

    If Elmor and Massman used the P0-only BIOS, then that would explain why they didn't run into trouble.

     

    And SB-E obviously has no such issues, cause nobody run's it that cold.

     

    Try running the GPU-Z render test to check if PCI-E gets up to 16x after it has been in 2D mode, while CPU is cold.

     

    Again, just brainstorming here..

    But i guess you've got nothing to loose :)

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