Hi, I recently bought a second hand msi rx580 gaming x 8gb. Im new to gpu tinkering and pc building in general, but the gpu arrived safely and I installed it into my PC. I was glad to see that everything was working until I noticed that the gpu was only clocking to 1366mhz instead of the 1380mhz I was expecting. Here is a snip of GPU-Z....
View attachment 406736
I looked at the device ID and realised that the subsystem ID was 3418 which corresponds to an msi Armor oc, instead of the Gaming X (which would be 3417).
So what i am hoping to understand is, does this subsytem ID get defined by the bios that is on the card, or by the hardware directly? In other words, could I flash the bios with the correct stock version of a gaming x (which I gather i would have to force), or is there something else going on, as in could it be an armor oc card or core that is dressed up on the outside as a Gaming x (Im not sure why anyone would bother....).
The card runs fine, but i would like to have the correct bios on it (if this one is incorrect).
Thanks for reading, and sorry for the noob questions. I did try to research what i could about it, but being new to the whole scene im finding it quite diificult! I was tempted to learn by trial and error, but i really dont want to brick the first half decent graphics card i've ever had, especially as i have no integrated graphics!
View attachment 406736
I looked at the device ID and realised that the subsystem ID was 3418 which corresponds to an msi Armor oc, instead of the Gaming X (which would be 3417).
So what i am hoping to understand is, does this subsytem ID get defined by the bios that is on the card, or by the hardware directly? In other words, could I flash the bios with the correct stock version of a gaming x (which I gather i would have to force), or is there something else going on, as in could it be an armor oc card or core that is dressed up on the outside as a Gaming x (Im not sure why anyone would bother....).
The card runs fine, but i would like to have the correct bios on it (if this one is incorrect).
Thanks for reading, and sorry for the noob questions. I did try to research what i could about it, but being new to the whole scene im finding it quite diificult! I was tempted to learn by trial and error, but i really dont want to brick the first half decent graphics card i've ever had, especially as i have no integrated graphics!