RX 580 4GB Pulse booting directly into desktop (no bios)

[drasko111]

Hey guys, I got a new system except the graphics card for obvious reasons....

i5-12600k
Gigabyte Z690 UD DDR4
16gb G. Skill 3200
Sea Sonic Prime 650w
m.2 500GB drive
Sapphire RX 580 Pulse 4GB Hynix memory

Did a test bench without the card just to try the new components before putting everything in the case and all was great and detected.
After putting everything together and turning on the PC for the first time all I got was a black screen when using the rx580 for the first time with the new stuff (which worked just the day before on my 10+ year old MB and CPU)

Switched my cable back to integrated so I could install OS, also I installed AMD driver while using the integrated and it detected my card which was still in the slot.
After that I turned the PC off switched back to my GPU and now it boots directly into desktop, no chance to get into bios, monitor stays on standby and turns on at desktop while the VGA light on my MB is always on but everything works even hours of gaming and benchmarks....

Here is the bios of my GPU that I uploaded using GPU-Z and the attachment of GPU-Z screenshot.

Sapphire RX 580 VBIOS

4 GB GDDR5, 1366 MHz GPU, 1750 MHz Memory

www.techpowerup.com

It says "Warning: You are viewing an unverified BIOS file." and It's not in the database even though I think one of the 2 bios on the site for my card is the same, which is this one right?

Sapphire RX 580 VBIOS

4 GB GDDR5, 1366 MHz GPU, 1750 MHz Memory

www.techpowerup.com

Do you think a bios flash could fix this or something else?
Tried DVI-D, HDMI and DP to DVI adapter cables, same results. CSM is disabled and and secure boot is on if I remember correctly, been some time since I saw my bios...
One guy managed to fix this by installing some bios fix from nvidia for 10 series cards, same problem as mine but there is no such thing from amd.

Also here is a video, you can see the switching MB led lights from CPU to RAM and then stuck at the VGA led and the turning on and off of my keyboard and mouse more then once....

Thanks for any help...

 

[s3ruX]

Second hand card or modified bios at some point?

The reason that happens is the bios signature is not matching with your board so you lose that feature... the only way to fix that is by flashing the original bios without any modification

 

[drasko111]

Second hand card or modified bios at same point?

The reason that happens is the bios signature is not matching with your board so you lose that feature... the only way to fix that is by flashing the original bios without any modification

second hand, don't know if it mined, so now all that's left is picking the right bios :S

 

[s3ruX]

second hand, don't know if it mined, so now all that's left is picking the right bios :S

Yes unfortunately

 

[Caring1]

Do not flash the GPU.
Black screen at boot is a known bug for those cards, switch to integrated if you need to enter the Bios, or mash the appropriate key when the capslock lights up during boot sequence.

 

[eidairaman1]

Do not flash the GPU.
Black screen at boot is a known bug for those cards, switch to integrated if you need to enter the Bios, or mash the appropriate key when the capslock lights up during boot sequence.

I will be looking at files, typically its an old ass bios

second hand, don't know if it mined, so now all that's left is picking the right bios :S

Please get a gpu-z screenshot, i need it for ram

 

[Naki]

No need to frantically mash anything.
Simplest way to go to BIOS is from INSIDE Windows 10/11 to do this:
"Enter BIOS from Windows Settings" part -->

How to Enter BIOS on a Windows 11 PC

Learn how to access BIOS from Startup or Windows 11 Settings in order to make changes to hardware settings on your PC.

allthings.how

Now, if doing that gives a totally black screen and does not allow viewing BIOS various screens, I am not sure it will help.
He might need to indeed use the built-in GPU as you guys say.

 

[eidairaman1]

No need to frantically mash anything.
Simplest way to go to BIOS is from INSIDE Windows 10/11 to do this:
"Enter BIOS from Windows Settings" part -->

How to Enter BIOS on a Windows 11 PC

Learn how to access BIOS from Startup or Windows 11 Settings in order to make changes to hardware settings on your PC.

allthings.how

Now, if doing that gives a totally black screen and does not allow viewing BIOS various screens, I am not sure it will help.
He might need to indeed use the built-in GPU as you guys say.

Dude, Some newer gpu bios and mobo bios fix the issue with uefi.

Also since the creation of SSDs I have to constantly tap delete, that is with my rig and the Ryzen 5800 i just built.

 

[Naki]

Try it my way -- no need to tap anything.
I am not saying tapping key(s) necessarily fails, I am saying the go to UEFI BIOS "from inside Windows 10/11 OS" method may be easier, simpler in some cases.

(Of course, this is only if the Windows 10/11 OS actually boots fine and is not broken - if not, then it cannot work.)

 

[drasko111]

I will be looking at files, typically its an old ass bios


Please get a gpu-z screenshot, i need it for ram

Thx, here its the same ss i did in the main post if that's what you mean

 

[eidairaman1]

Thx, here its the same ss i did in the main post if that's what you mean

Sorry go to the advanced tab and look at the pull down and change from general to memory and post here, i need to know if its AJR or MJR hynix ram

 

[drasko111]

Sorry go to the advanced tab and look at the pull down and change from general to memory and post here, i need to know if its AJR or MJR hynix ram

here it is
edit: some more ss

 

[TheoneandonlyMrK]

Do not flash the GPU.
Black screen at boot is a known bug for those cards, switch to integrated if you need to enter the Bios, or mash the appropriate key when the capslock lights up during boot sequence.

While using Hdmi only, display port won't show bios, known through experience.

 

[eidairaman1]

here it is
edit: some more ss

Ok it is AJR ram

While using Hdmi only, display port won't show bios, known through experience.

I think it's an old bios correlation

These are whats compatible however they all are 2017 11 15, you would need to peel through them to find anything that may have a gop update in description.

TechPowerUp

Extensive repository of graphics card BIOS image files. Our database covers submissions categorized by GPU vendor, type, and board partner variant.

www.techpowerup.com

 

[drasko111]

Ok it is AJR ram


I think it's an old bios correlation

These are whats compatible however they all are 2017 11 15, you would need to peel through them to find anything that may have a gop update in description.

TechPowerUp

Extensive repository of graphics card BIOS image files. Our database covers submissions categorized by GPU vendor, type, and board partner variant.

www.techpowerup.com

ah, I'm not familiar with that stuff and I don't even know what "gop" means ;p so not in the mood to brick my card...:S
But thanks a lot for the help and your time o7

 

[TheoneandonlyMrK]

ah, I'm not familiar with that stuff and I don't even know what "gop" means ;p so not in the mood to brick my card...:S
But thanks a lot for the help and your time o7

Gop is graphics output ports I think and tells the card how many and what type of graphics outputs(physical) it has ,try and find a matching GPU with the right hdmi and other ports.