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Nothing too high, it would max out around 70°c, but it would normally crash somewhere in that range.

I mean I have reinstalled the drivers multiple times if that's what you mean.

Well all I can really say is that when i opened it nothing stood out as being broken and my soldering skills are pretty much non-existent anyway. :/

The problem in short: I got a mining GPU, it kept crashing in a weird way. I flashed a new BIOS and nothing happened. The problem in more detail: When I upgraded my PC, I got a used mining card, a Radeon RX 580 (4GB) to be exact, but it was crashing in a weird way whenever it was under a...

Imma continue this tommorow :D It's 3 am where i live so you will get an update later. Thanks for all of the help.

Yes, I am aware. As I said I might have used an older version of the DOS file. I have the USB set up I just gotta put the correct version. When I tried before it just gave me an error when I tried using the command atiflash -i. The exact error I don't remember...

I am 100% sure my account is an admin account, I even tried making a temporary local user who I set as administrator and even that didn't change anything. I did try the DOS version, but now that I think about it I may have used an older version, so that could be the issue why it failed when I tried.

I changed it to never notify and nothing changed. The win version gives me the two errors and the cmd version gives me the first error.

Same error...

It just gives me the run as administrator error again. :/

Sorry, SS? I am using Windows 10.

Yes, I have the newest version and as I said, I even tried an older one, but it gave the same errors.

I recently bought myself a used mining card, a Radeon RX 580 (4GB) in particular, I was trying to flash its BIOS, but whenever I tried running either the amdvbflashWin.exe or the amdvbflash.exe it would give me two error prompts (screenshots provided). Even though I am running it in...