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RX 5700 XT MECH OC show zero on all mem and core clock on gpu z

MSALEK

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hi guys can please help me with my GPU it show this on GPU Z:

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after I tried to flash the bois and i get this:
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the problem still there and nothing get change after , is there any solution to this problem
it shows me also vbois
 

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Hi guys I want to know if any one of you has any ideas for using rx 5700 bois for rx 5700 xt bois??
I brick my rx 5700xt it show me no information on gpu z for memory clock or core clock so I l thinking to use non xt bois to my xt
 
Post specs of your GPU make and model number along with GPU-Z screenshot.

What did you do exactly to brick your GPU in the first place?
Some 5700XT cards may have a dual vBIOS switch.
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Here my first post
All my screenshot are there

Post specs of your GPU make and model number along with GPU-Z screenshot.

What did you do exactly to brick your GPU in the first place?
Some 5700XT cards may have a dual vBIOS switch.
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Here my first post
All my screenshot are there


You are not answering the question with a copy of your first post. There is absolutely no useful information to why you had to change your BIOS in that post. I assume that the problem might be solved without knowing the reason but you are not helping by not answering. Opening a third post on the same subject is not a solution either, just saying :)
Did you one morning turn the PC on and decide to check GPU-Z for the first time and then noticed the zeros? Did you update AMD driver and then see the zeros? Did you re-start your PC after that driver update? Did you do something else? Does the GPU work without the GPU-Z showing correct values? Does other programs show some values that could be correct? Plenty of thing to do for you so somebody have a fighting chance to help you.
 
Does your card say Code 43 in Device Manager?

Please try installing the latest AMD's GPU driver from their website. This can solve some Code 43 driver issues if no mining vBIOS is on the card.
Also, please use the clean driver install option.
 
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You are not answering the question with a copy of your first post. There is absolutely no useful information to why you had to change your BIOS in that post. I assume that the problem might be solved without knowing the reason but you are not helping by not answering. Opening a third post on the same subject is not a solution either, just saying :)
Did you one morning turn the PC on and decide to check GPU-Z for the first time and then noticed the zeros? Did you update AMD driver and then see the zeros? Did you re-start your PC after that driver update? Did you do something else? Does the GPU work without the GPU-Z showing correct values? Does other programs show some values that could be correct? Plenty of thing to do for you so somebody have a fighting chance to help you.

Does your card say Code 43 in Device Manager?

Please try installing the latest AMD's GPU driver from their website. This can solve some Code 43 driver issues if no mining vBIOS is on the card.
Also, please use the clean driver install option.

You are not answering the question with a copy of your first post. There is absolutely no useful information to why you had to change your BIOS in that post. I assume that the problem might be solved without knowing the reason but you are not helping by not answering. Opening a third post on the same subject is not a solution either, just saying :)
Did you one morning turn the PC on and decide to check GPU-Z for the first time and then noticed the zeros? Did you update AMD driver and then see the zeros? Did you re-start your PC after that driver update? Did you do something else? Does the GPU work without the GPU-Z showing correct values? Does other programs show some values that could be correct? Plenty of thing to do for you so somebody have a fighting chance to help you.
Yes, I did update the driver

Does your card say Code 43 in Device Manager?

Please try installing the latest AMD's GPU driver from their website. This can solve some Code 43 driver issues if no mining vBIOS is on the card.
Also, please use the clean driver install option.
Now it show that the driver is not working properly
 

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I get the new driver for my rx 5700xt, and I run into some problems so I decided to flash with amdvbflas 2.93+ after watching some videos on YouTube, so my problem is that my card don't work with all drivers now and when I use gpu z it shows me that all memory. Clolck and core clock are null as show in the images, can anyone of you has an idea what's the problem and what can I do to solve it
 

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Have you tried flashing the backup of the original bios you made?
 
Please download this program and run it.

It will patch your AMD GPU drivers and enabled it to install without doing a BIOS signature check.
Then reboot your PC and see if your driver is working now. This would mean your card has a Mining BIOS installed if it does work now.
 
Okay I will try it thanks
Please download this program and run it.

It will patch your AMD GPU drivers and enabled it to install without doing a BIOS signature check.
Then reboot your PC and see if your driver is working now. This would mean your card has a Mining BIOS installed if it does work now.
 
A: why did you decide to go straight to the nuclear option of troubleshooting? A BIOS flash is the last resort, and not something to do on a whim.
B: how many threads have you made on this today? The forum guidelines specifically say not to do this. Stick to one thread for one problem.
 

it would help if you keep everything in ONE thread please.
 
A: why did you decide to go straight to the nuclear option of troubleshooting? A BIOS flash is the last resort, and not something to do on a whim.
B: how many threads have you made on this today? The forum guidelines specifically say not to do this. Stick to one thread for one problem.
Sorry I didn't take attention to the rules

A: why did you decide to go straight to the nuclear option of troubleshooting? A BIOS flash is the last resort, and not something to do on a whim.
B: how many threads have you made on this today? The forum guidelines specifically say not to do this. Stick to one thread for one problem.
I saw some videos on YouTube that suggested to do that so I decided to
 
Sorry I didn't take attention to the rules


I saw some videos on YouTube that suggested to do that so I decided to
Well, that's one lesson to take from this: don't listen to randos on YouTube alone before doing drastic things to your hardware. Hopefully learning that lesson doesn't come at the cost of a good GPU, but we'll see.
 
Well, that's one lesson to take from this: don't listen to randos on YouTube alone before doing drastic things to your hardware. Hopefully learning that lesson doesn't come at the cost of a good GPU, but we'll see.
Thanks
 
Sorry I didn't take attention to the rules


I saw some videos on YouTube that suggested to do that so I decided to
I'm sure the videos also said to make a backup of your bios before flashing a new one.
 
You need to locate a copy of that MSI 5700XT original bios and flash it back. Then just simply pick another driver version to use after wiping out the one that gave you issues. I use a similar card(Mech OC variant) and currently haven't had any issues with the beta drivers they release. Though using the latest stable driver would be a good place to start.
 
You need to locate a copy of that MSI 5700XT original bios and flash it back. Then just simply pick another driver version to use after wiping out the one that gave you issues. I use a similar card(Mech OC variant) and currently haven't had any issues with the beta drivers they release. Though using the latest stable driver would be a good place to start.
Can you please backup your own bois to me
 
Hi guys I want to know if any one of you has any ideas for using rx 5700 bois for rx 5700 xt bois??
I brick my rx 5700xt it show me no information on gpu z for memory clock or core clock so I l thinking to use non xt bois to my xt
Why do you think using a BIOS for a different GPU than your own would do you any good? Please don't.

What I would do is
1. Locate the original BIOS for my exact card in the Tech Power Up BIOS database,
2. Try to flash it back,
3. If it works, leave it alone, and never touch the BIOS file or think about flashing it again.
 
This is not that complicated.
Assuming you really have a rx 5700 mech OC go here:


search your card and download the bios, it should be this one:


download the bios and flash it. Nothing is doomed, card isn't even bricked. Flash it and move on.
 
Why do you think using a BIOS for a different GPU than your own would do you any good? Please don't.

What I would do is
1. Locate the original BIOS for my exact card in the Tech Power Up BIOS database,
2. Try to flash it back,
3. If it works, leave it alone, and never touch the BIOS file or think about flashing it again.
I will try it, thanks

This is not that complicated.
Assuming you really have a rx 5700 mech OC go here:


search your card and download the bios, it should be this one:


download the bios and flash it. Nothing is doomed, card isn't even bricked. Flash it and move on.
Thanks, i m going to do it
 
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