GPU Dead. Software Showing 0GB VRAM

[TroggoMan_]

Hey everyone.

I'm having an issue with 2 of my cards. One is a Radeon RX 480 8GB and the other is a PowerColor RX 580 8GB. Both of these cards, when I try them on windows, immediately Bluescreen with "Thread Stuck In Device Driver" error. On HiveOS they show up without the VRAM info, and when I pull the VBIOS from them the file name also shows 0G (Examples attached). The 580 was like this when I got it (I was told it was faulty and got it for super cheap), but the 480 has worked perfectly for me for the last 2 months and just died a few days ago.

Absolutely any help/advice would be greatly appreciated, as I can't seem to find info on this anywhere else.

Thanks!

 

[r9]

Hey everyone.

I'm having an issue with 2 of my cards. One is a Radeon RX 480 8GB and the other is a PowerColor RX 580 8GB. Both of these cards, when I try them on windows, immediately Bluescreen with "Thread Stuck In Device Driver" error. On HiveOS they show up without the VRAM info, and when I pull the VBIOS from them the file name also shows 0G (Examples attached). The 580 was like this when I got it (I was told it was faulty and got it for super cheap), but the 480 has worked perfectly for me for the last 2 months and just died a few days ago.

Absolutely any help/advice would be greatly appreciated, as I can't seem to find info on this anywhere else.

Thanks!

Find out the vram manufacturer of each card and flash the appropriate bios from the TPU BIOS library.
If that doesn't work maybe reflow the gpu with air gun plenty of vids on youtube on how to do it.
Unless it's faulty GPU or VRM than non of the above will help RIP.

 

[StefanM]

Find a matching crash dump at
c:\Windows\LiveKernelReports\
c:\Windows\Minidump\

Then review this article:

Bug Check 0xEA THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER - Windows drivers

The THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER bug check has a value of 0x000000EA. This indicates that a thread in a device driver is endlessly spinning.

docs.microsoft.com

 

[TroggoMan_]

Find out the vram manufacturer of each card and flash the appropriate bios from the TPU BIOS library.
If that doesn't work maybe reflow the gpu with air gun plenty of vids on youtube on how to do it.
Unless it's faulty GPU or VRM than non of the above will help RIP.

Thanks! I've tried every BIOS under the sun on these things. I'll try the reflow!

 

[ixi]

From my own experience when information software shows 0GB VRAM. It means RAM is kaput salut.

Happened this for two of my fellas only irony it happened on nvidia not amd. One had gtx 1080 other one 2070 super. Both did RMA and received back completely new gpu's.

I hope that it is bios fault, but... we will see I guess.

 

[TroggoMan_]

From my own experience when information software shows 0GB VRAM. It means RAM is kaput salut.

Happened this for two of my fellas only irony it happened on nvidia not amd. One had gtx 1080 other one 2070 super. Both did RMA and received back completely new gpu's.

Damn. Hope that's not the case. The 480 was running fine for 2 months before this started. The 580 I got 2nd hand so I was aware it was faulty. No RMA for me unfortunately