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XFX RX 580,

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Dillemon

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Hello mine XFX 580 8gb, crash my Windows when i'm installing amd drivers, And when my MB are in pci-ex video mode, she turn on for a 5 seconds.
Her model name: rx-580p85ddm
Memorias: Samsung K4G80325FB
 

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Hello
What cause this error ?
You had this video card in some computer working ?
What happened ?
How you received this error ?
Basically you have same error 43 like i do.
But, what you did in order to make this error to appear ?
 
Does this have a mining BIOS on it? Very common problem for these types of card when installing drivers with a different BIOS flashed on it.
 
impero said:
Hello
What cause this error ?
You had this video card in some computer working ?
What happened ?
How you received this error ?
Basically you have same error 43 like i do.
But, what you did in order to make this error to appear ?
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bro, i think that is a corrupted BIOS but i found some bad resitors smd's and i wil replace it(wait for some news).
i don't, i bought that owned.
i think that what happened here was a mining corrupted BIOS.
Basically what i did in order:
First, i did some tests to see shorts
Second, i put in a adpter and made a copy of bios file
Third, i try install de amd drivers, and crashsed the windows

oldwalltree said:
Does this have a mining BIOS on it? Very common problem for these types of card when installing drivers with a different BIOS flashed on it.
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yeah i think that a mining gpu, but i don,t found a correctly BIOS
and seems that my gpu rx-580p85d is the unique ever made. i dont found nothing about this model!
 

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Dillemon said:
don't work, thanx guys i fucked up her trying replace smd's, so lol is end!
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Wait, what? Were the SMDs actually visibly damaged? Can you explain in detail how you came to the conclusion that the SMDs were the problem?
 
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Hello
Please be so kind and make some pictures.
I mean the whole board front and back then make some photos of the replaced parts.
Cheers
 
Probably u just got scammed by the guy who sold it to u. Very typical for 2021 imo.
Try to replace the damaged smds, do u have any photo to see the extent of the damage?
Dont get me wrong, if we were in 2019 i would probably say something like "throw that sh.t away and buy a 2060", but its 2021 so it might make some sense repairing the card.
 
Nike_486DX said:
Dont get me wrong, if we were in 2019 i would probably say something like "throw that sh.t away and buy a 2060", but its 2021 so it might make some sense repairing the card.
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Pretty much this as it's hella hard to find a replacement these days.
 
sorry, i take some time away from intenet...
1º i close unintentionally a circuit of pwm apl8722 and a mosfet sm4377, i already buy them.
in blue the short
in red damaged components

Rithsom said:
Wait, what? Were the SMDs actually visibly damaged? Can you explain in detail how you came to the conclusion that the SMDs were the problem?
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no, they don't!
i know because i had tested with a multimeter, seeing the datasheet of the component!

Rithsom said:
Wait, what? Were the SMDs actually visibly damaged? Can you explain in detail how you came to the conclusion that the SMDs were the problem?
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no, they don't!
i know because i had tested with a multimeter, seeing the datasheet of the component!
Chloe Price said:
Pretty much this as it's hella hard to find a replacement these days.
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just in china my friend, but i found and i bought was cheaper! i like of these kind of challenger

Nike_486DX said:
Probably u just got scammed by the guy who sold it to u. Very typical for 2021 imo.
Try to replace the damaged smds, do u have any photo to see the extent of the damage?
Dont get me wrong, if we were in 2019 i would probably say something like "throw that sh.t away and buy a 2060", but its 2021 so it might make some sense repairing the card.
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i boought in intention to repair
 

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Dillemon said:
no, they don't!
i know because i had tested with a multimeter, seeing the datasheet of the component!
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I appreciate the effort you made to take on the challenge of repairing your personal hardware. However, in this case I'm going to have to disagree with the testing method that you used.

You claimed that your graphics card no longer worked because you were supposedly getting wrong readings on a couple of controllers/MOSFETs using a multimeter. To me it sounds like all you did was probe the devices without isolating them from the rest of the graphics card first. The parameters listed on datasheets often do not take into consideration external resistances/capacitances/inductances/grounds that definitely exist on or across the terminals of the devices that you were probing. What I'm saying is that in order to properly test these devices for failure, you must first remove them from the graphics card. This is challenging, and I do not recommend doing it before checking for more obvious signs of failure such as cracks or burn marks on SMDs and solder joints.
 
Rithsom said:
I appreciate the effort you made to take on the challenge of repairing your personal hardware. However, in this case I'm going to have to disagree with the testing method that you used.

You claimed that your graphics card no longer worked because you were supposedly getting wrong readings on a couple of controllers/MOSFETs using a multimeter. To me it sounds like all you did was probe the devices without isolating them from the rest of the graphics card first. The parameters listed on datasheets often do not take into consideration external resistances/capacitances/inductances/grounds that definitely exist on or across the terminals of the devices that you were probing. What I'm saying is that in order to properly test these devices for failure, you must first remove them from the graphics card. This is challenging, and I do not recommend doing it before checking for more obvious signs of failure such as cracks or burn marks on SMDs and solder joints.
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you have reason, i learn this lesson LOL, when i revive her, i will back here to see the original question.
 
Dillemon said:
you have reason, i learn this lesson LOL, when i revive her, i will back here to see the original question.
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Don't sweat it too much. If you eventually fix it, that would be awesome news to share with us here! If not, then at least you learned something.
 
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