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jonjonjon4

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Hello folks.

I am trying to fix the BIOS of my RX 580, and I get no memory and BUS feedback (and some other issues) on GPU-z, and I get error 52 on the driver page on windowns.

The thing is, I was only able to execute the AMD flash version 2.93, cause the newer versions are not working.

This may be the cause of my problems?

thx
 

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jonjonjon4 said:
Hello folks.

I am trying to fix the BIOS of my RX 580, and I get no memory and BUS feedback (and some other issues) on GPU-z, and I get error 52 on the driver page on windowns.

The thing is, I was only able to execute the AMD flash version 2.93, cause the newer versions are not working.

This may be the cause of my problems?

thx
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You either flashed wrong bios or something wrong with the card.
Why were you "fixing" the bios in the first place ?
 
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r9 said:
You either flashed wrong bios or something wrong with the card.
Why were you "fixing" the bios in the first place ?
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I have tried to give this card to my friend, it was one of my mining cards. But he could not use the card due the bios I used to mine. The thing is, I lost the backup of the original BIOS (and it is really hard to find the OG BIOs of this model), then on the attempt of installing a BIOS, I bricked the card.

Now it is not bricked, but any BIOS I try to install have the same issues. So in order to isolate the problem, I come to ask if this may be related with the flash installer version
 
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Memory 32GB DDR4|16GB DDR4|16GB DDR4|32GB ECC DDR3|8GB DDR4|16GB LPDDR5
Video Card(s) RX 7800xt|RX 6700xt |On-Board|On-Board|8 RDNA 2 CUs
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jonjonjon4 said:
I have tried to give this card to my friend, it was one of my mining cards. But he could not use the card due the bios I used to mine. The thing is, I lost the backup of the original BIOS (and it is really hard to find the OG BIOs of this model), then on the attempt of installing a BIOS, I bricked the card.

Now it is not bricked, but any BIOS I try to install have the same issues. So in order to isolate the problem, I come to ask if this may be related with the flash installer version
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Check the vram manufacturer and pick bios that supports it. Some bioses support more than one type.
 
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