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XFX R9 380 wrong Bios flash

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Is the card second hand? Did the card work properly before you started flashing the vbios?
 
yh the card work properly before started flashing yes its second hand
To confirm, did you also run Furmark before flashing the vbios the first time?
 
Can you make a photo of your card?
 
Can you run DDU to remove all graphics drivers?

After cleanup, can you download and install the latest drivers:
 
Can you run DDU to remove all graphics drivers?

After cleanup, can you download and install the latest drivers:
yh driver is installed

furmark crashed the whole pc windows says kernel power error
 
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yh driver is installed

furmark crashed the whole pc windows says kernel power error
Instant crash or after some time (even a couple of seconds)?
 
The GPU-Z screenshot makes it look like the card is working from a software perspective. Have you tried power limiting and/or undervolting the card before running furmark?
 
The GPU-Z screenshot makes it look like the card is working from a software perspective. Have you tried power limiting and/or undervolting the card before running furmark?
yh ive tried with different software msi asus gpu tweak nothing works
 
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Its either a broken card or a wrong bios. We need to know which brand is on the memory chips.
This can only be checked physically by removing the cooler.

Please make a decent picture of the memory chip and product label on the card, otherwise we can't help you any further.
 
Its either a broken card or a wrong bios. We need to know which brand is on the memory chips.
This can only be checked physically by removing the cooler.

Please make a decent picture of the memory chip and product label on the card, otherwise we can't help you any further.
Elpida
W4032BABG
-60-F
1525R917000

thats all i have atm

could you work with this? dont got the right screwdriver
 
It is good to know it is really Elpida on the graphics card.

I suggest to downgrade from a R9 380X bios to R9 380 bios. We did a forced flash from a R9 380 to R9 380X bios before ;)
  1. Download vbios from https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/210453/210453
  2. Rename file 210453.rom to R9380.rom
  3. Move or copy R9380.rom to c:\atiflash_293
  4. Open cmd line as administrator and execute the following commands:
  5. cd c:\atiflash_293
  6. amdvbflash.exe -unlockrom 0
  7. amdvbflash.exe -f -p 0 R9380.rom
  8. Reboot system
 
It is good to know it is really Elpida on the graphics card.

I suggest to downgrade from a R9 380X bios to R9 380 bios. We did a forced flash from a R9 380 to R9 380X bios before ;)
  1. Download vbios from https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/210453/210453
  2. Rename file 210453.rom to R9380.rom
  3. Move or copy R9380.rom to c:\atiflash_293
  4. Open cmd line as administrator and execute the following commands:
  5. cd c:\atiflash_293
  6. amdvbflash.exe -unlockrom 0
  7. amdvbflash.exe -f -p 0 R9380.rom
  8. Reboot system
Reboot is done

running ddu to clean driver?
 
Wise to do as well and then install the latest drivers which are suitable for your card
 
driver is installed
furmark crashed the pc again..

is this normal?
 

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driver is installed
furmark crashed the pc again..

is this normal?
I would say idle temperature is a little high.
  1. Download vbios from https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/179471/179471
  2. Rename file 179471.rom to R9380X_4.rom
  3. Move or copy R9380X_4.rom to c:\atiflash_293
  4. Open cmd line as administrator and execute the following commands:
  5. cd c:\atiflash_293
  6. amdvbflash.exe -unlockrom 0
  7. amdvbflash.exe -f -p 0 R9380X_4.rom
  8. Reboot system
  9. Run DDU
  10. Install latest driver
 
Taking into account the amount of work put into this problem already that there is a chance it could be the PSU, Furmark tends to draw a fair bit more power than gaming and looking at old reviews for the 380X they can take near 300w in Furmark, on a TPU review it showed 227w max in gaming .............. @Cuz29 ............. have you tried a game rather than Furmark to test stability?
 
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