ELSA RADEON RX 580 8GB GDDR5 256BIT

[sambios]

I updated the bios on my board and I didn't save the original bios, below are the specifications and photos of the board

Elsa Model: RADEON RX 580 8GB GDDR5 256BIT
chip : 215-0876204
Memory chip code: 7VB78 D9VVR
Entry 1 GDDR5
Micron 8192 MB
MT51J256M32HF
Harcoded on PCB: "PANDA R582 V13" and AMD Logo.

 

[Marcus L]

You didn't "update" the bios, you either flashed it or bricked it, I'm guessing the latter as you wouldn't be here otherwise, so...... does the GPU boot to Windows? can you install drivers, thankfully posting lots of info about the GPU is helpful though not so much without what your issue is.

 

[sambios]

I'm using a processor with integrated video to monitor the card, it's not showing video, I've already tried updating to a bios of the same model as the memories and still no sign of life, some bios I can access with Amdvbflash but it still doesn't show video , I've already tested several bios here on the site that indicate it's ideal but the video doesn't appear even though it recognizes everything, including when I'm using the motherboard's HDMI and I connect another monitor to the video card, the screen flashes and Windows recognizes another monitor but no video

some bios I used but there was no video

bios1

bios2

bios 3

 

[Dr. Dro]

Card's most likely cooked, and it was a coincidence that it malfunctioned after you flashed. It's junk from an Ethereum mining rig, probably abused to death. The cheap ends up being expensive... don't buy garbage like this. None of these seem to be corrupted.

 

[sambios]

Card's most likely cooked, and it was a coincidence that it malfunctioned after you flashed. It's junk from an Ethereum mining rig, probably abused to death. The cheap ends up being expensive... don't buy garbage like this. None of these seem to be corrupted.

I took it to the repair shop today and they didn't find any problems with the GPU.

 

[VuurVOS]

@sambios See my earlier reply in a different thread to you:

No, you are wrong informed. The vbioses for this card are 256KB and it is possible a bigger chip is being used which means the remaining 256KB is empty/not used.

GPU-Z detects your card properly. It means you have either a hardware level defect or Windows is screwing around. Did you test your card in a different system? Did you use DDU to remove driver remains before reinstall the driver?

 

[sambios]

I brought the repair board, they found this bios, but it is regular when it wants, at least it is showing video, if I need a bios 1286 mhz, 1750 mhz or 1180 mhz will it deliver the same performance?

 

[VuurVOS]

I brought the repair board, they found this bios, but it is regular when it wants, at least it is showing video, if I need a bios 1286 mhz, 1750 mhz or 1180 mhz will it deliver the same performance?

What do you mean repair board? Did the repair shop do some repairs? The 1180 mhz bios is slightly slower but I dont think it will fix your card.