msi gtx 660 problem

[mouadovsky]

hello my freind i have msi gtx 660 on my msi z87-g45 and evreything work fine, so after a while my cpu pins is heavy damaged so i change the motherboard to asus b85m-g, now after changing the motherboard , i get many gpu problem and issues , most of time when playing game the game crash and pc restart, the screen freeze all the time , i hope you can help guys , and sorry for my bad english , thank you anyway.. btw i have win 10 pro x64 and i get message when in boot menu " The VGA card is not supported by UEFI driver". gpu driver is up to date and bios also is up to date...
my pc specif if needed:


Intel® Core™ i5 4670K
Motherboard asus b85m-g
MSI GeForce GTX 660 Twin Frozr OC GAMING
DDR3 8 go (1600 MHz)
HDD 2 To Sata II / 7200 tpm
PSU Be Quiet Pure Power L8 CF 500W, certifiée 80+ Bronze

 

[eidairaman1]

You sure it isnt the cpu too?

Fyi Get GPU-Z and get a screenshot of it, also a picture of the White stickers from the back of the card please

 

[mouadovsky]

You sure it isnt the cpu too?

Fyi Get GPU-Z and get a screenshot of it, also a picture of the White stickers from the back of the card please

that's my photos my freind

 

[eidairaman1]

that's my photos my freind

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Please get a better picture of the white sticker.

Nvmd,

There are 2 bios files that have UEFI enabled.

MSI GTX 660 VBIOS

2048 MB GDDR5, 1006 MHz GPU, 1502 MHz Memory

www.techpowerup.com

MSI GTX 660 VBIOS

2048 MB GDDR5, 1006 MHz GPU, 1502 MHz Memory

www.techpowerup.com

Follow this to flash

 

[mouadovsky]

Please get a better picture of the white sticker.

Nvmd,

There are 2 bios files that have UEFI enabled.

MSI GTX 660 VBIOS

2048 MB GDDR5, 1006 MHz GPU, 1502 MHz Memory

www.techpowerup.com

MSI GTX 660 VBIOS

2048 MB GDDR5, 1006 MHz GPU, 1502 MHz Memory

www.techpowerup.com

Follow this to flash

thanks man but wich one i should use it for my gpu ??

 

[eidairaman1]

thanks man but wich one i should use it for my gpu ??

You can use either bios, but I say use the 1st 1

 

[mouadovsky]

You can use either bios, but I say use the 1st 1

thank you for your help my freind I'm so grateful

 

[eidairaman1]

thank you for your help my freind I'm so grateful

So have you flashed?

 

[mouadovsky]

So have you flashed?

actually , i have not flashed , because for 2 days now the gpu work perfectly after i increase fan speed with msi afterburner and temperature is less than 70 , but yesterday when i was playing i get again the blue screen with "Video TDR Failure (NVLDDMKM.SYS) " don't know why ... just wanna ask you wich port must i use dvi or display port? and if i flash the bios now it garanti 100% that the gpu will work fine after i flash it ??

 

[eidairaman1]

actually , i have not flashed , because for 2 days now the gpu work perfectly after i increase fan speed with msi afterburner and temperature is less than 70 , but yesterday when i was playing i get again the blue screen with "Video TDR Failure (NVLDDMKM.SYS) " don't know why ... just wanna ask you wich port must i use dvi or display port? and if i flash the bios now it garanti 100% that the gpu will work fine after i flash it ??

Could be a bad driver (Yes nvidia does make bad drivers) could be the gpu going bad (its very old).

From the info provided, I gave the only 2 bios that have UEFI, there is always a 1% chance it may not work, but you have an igp to recover with,.

 

[mouadovsky]

Could be a bad driver (Yes nvidia does make bad drivers) could be the gpu going bad (its very old).

From the info provided, I gave the only 2 bios that have UEFI, there is always a 1% chance it may not work, but you have an igp to recover with,.

is there any video to how to recover it if it not work dude??

 

[eidairaman1]

Yeah you hook monitor up to motherboard, boot up off of that and repeat the flash process but with the working bios

So I provided a video 2 replies ago, download the 1st file and then follow the directions in the video to flash your gpu

is there any video to how to recover it if it not work dude??

 

[Dr. Dro]

Could be a bad driver (Yes nvidia does make bad drivers) could be the gpu going bad (its very old).

From the info provided, I gave the only 2 bios that have UEFI, there is always a 1% chance it may not work, but you have an igp to recover with,.

It's probably the GPU on its way out, this model doesn't receive driver updates anymore. It was discontinued alongside Windows 7 drivers in September last year. One security update released this year but it has no changes to the kernel mode driver components. They should be running driver version 473.81 as that is the final release for 600 and 700 series GPUs.

From the pictures, OP's PC is extremely dirty and it needs complete maintenance at this point. If there is so much dust even in their PCs USB ports and the audio jacks, I imagine the areas where air circulates are in downright terrible shape, and the GPU itself may be in need of a repaste and perhaps due a replacement of the thermal pads, with it being 9-10 years old and all.

 

[mouadovsky]

It's probably the GPU on its way out, this model doesn't receive driver updates anymore. It was discontinued alongside Windows 7 drivers in September last year. One security update released this year but it has no changes to the kernel mode driver components. They should be running driver version 473.81 as that is the final release for 600 and 700 series GPUs.

From the pictures, OP's PC is extremely dirty and it needs complete maintenance at this point. If there is so much dust even in their PCs USB ports and the audio jacks, I imagine the areas where air circulates are in downright terrible shape, and the GPU itself may be in need of a repaste and perhaps due a replacement of the thermal pads, with it being 9-10 years old and all.

so i must do a full pc clean and evreything back to work perfectly?! is that what you mean?

 

[eidairaman1]

so i must do a full pc clean and evreything back to work perfectly?! is that what you mean?

Ok understand a dirty computer will overheat, be at risk of component failure due to heat, moisture and esd, clean it.

I provided the 2 uefi files, so what are you waiting for? Flash the damn card and lets move forward

 

[Dr. Dro]

so i must do a full pc clean and evreything back to work perfectly?! is that what you mean?

No promises but like our airman friend said, it can cause component failure because of heat, moisture, electrostatic discharge, and depending on the type of dust even a short can occur.

Flashing the card may not be truly necessary unless you have a corrupt VBIOS, but to me, it seems that your problem is a good ol' case of neglect. Make sure to dust your computer thoroughly, open your graphics card, clean everything, being careful not to destroy the thermal pads on top of the memory chips and VRM area and replace the thermal paste on the GPU chip - Arctic MX-4 works great and is affordable.

 

[mouadovsky]

Ok understand a dirty computer will overheat, be at risk of component failure due to heat, moisture and esd, clean it.

I provided the 2 uefi files, so what are you waiting for? Flash the damn card and lets move forward

ifsomething will happened to my gpu after flashing vbios , you'll send me an rtx 2060 ????