rx580 wont show the bios

Solaris17 · Dec 6, 2022

invintus said:
Dude im so complicated rn i definetly cant do that its so confusing

Shame I think its one of the simplest explanations on how to do it.

siryoink · Dec 6, 2022

Would this be a viable option for him to force flash the F81 bios?

invintus · Dec 6, 2022

Solaris17 said:
Shame I think its one of the simplest explanations on how to do it.

i didnt read that all cuz i dont have any of these im just asking how can i solve my problem cuz it must be a way that it works like this guy

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siryoink said:
Would this be a viable option for him to force flash the F81 bios?

wait i didnt do these steps so maybe my last bios update not complate

Solaris17 · Dec 6, 2022

siryoink said:
Would this be a viable option for him to force flash the F81 bios?

Its possible if you modded a BIOS for him. I think @eidairaman1 knows the commands better than I do for the recent versions. My guides were all out dated by this point IIRC.

However; I know that atleast with my old nvidia bios mods and specifically with SPI programming there were flags to WIPE the chip prior to flashing. Since the UEFI mod might be modifying the actual size of the bits its possible that the regions of the ROM initilizing these modules are not be overwritten properly.

For someone with a spare or onboard this isnt a big risk (if the flash failed you would just flash again using a diff bios as the chip is already in write mode) even less of a risk if you have programmer.

It might be worth a shot but airman might know the proper commands to use. Probably something like

read (do this to check for error in eeprom communication, it should just list the bios version really)
wipe (clear the entire chip)
write (write the new modified bios)

If OP cant do it I can write a batch script probably that will do this for him automatically. I have a 580 here I can test with. I would just need to know the commands. I can find them I guess but if someone has them handy that would be nice.

eidairaman1 · Dec 6, 2022

siryoink said:
Would this be a viable option for him to force flash the F81 bios?

Using the command prompt is what allows force flash, that is what the -f command is in amdvbflash.exe 2.93.

Mussels · Dec 7, 2022

Anydesk is a good alternative to teamviewer
My teamviewer kept getting locked out for using it for "business" purposes remote controlling a game server in my own house
You can "set password" in anydesk and it becomes a lot easier to remote control, local devices automatically show up without needing online accounts or knowing an IP address in advance

If this is too complicated, buy another GPU and sell the RX580. Better to replace it and get some value back, instead of risking bricking the card.

invintus · Dec 7, 2022

Mussels said:
Anydesk is a good alternative to teamviewer
My teamviewer kept getting locked out for using it for "business" purposes remote controlling a game server in my own house
You can "set password" in anydesk and it becomes a lot easier to remote control, local devices automatically show up without needing online accounts or knowing an IP address in advance

If this is too complicated, buy another GPU and sell the RX580. Better to replace it and get some value back, instead of risking bricking the card.

i cant sell cuz the reason not solved if i sell they will say card is broken so i cant also if i brick the gpu the solution is flash biod back right?if it is i try

eidairaman1 said:
Ok good

At the C:\atiflash> prompt, type in
amdvbflash.exe -f -p 0 ga580.rom
(there is a space between the .exe and -f, and a space between -f and -p and 0)press enter.

(replace ga580.rom with the name of your bios

can u help me like u see old ssid and new ssid is different so if i restart i guess its not gonna work should i change bios to old rn?

invintus said:
i cant sell cuz the reason not solved if i sell they will say card is broken so i cant also if i brick the gpu the solution is flash biod back right?if it is i try

can u help me like u see old ssid and new ssid is different so if i restart i guess its not gonna work should i change bios to old rn?

ok i went back bios before restart

Mr.Scott · Dec 7, 2022

invintus said:
i cant sell cuz the reason not solved if i sell they will say card is broken so i cant also if i brick the gpu the solution is flash biod back right?if it is i try

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can u help me like u see old ssid and new ssid is different so if i restart i guess its not gonna work should i change bios to old rn?

ok i went back bios before restart

Should have left it. Would have worked.

invintus · Dec 7, 2022

Mr.Scott said:
Should have left it. Would have worked.

i cant take that risk i have no onboard.

Mr.Scott said:
Should have left it. Would have worked.

i wrote gigabyte to send me a new bios same with mine

invintus · Dec 14, 2022

eidairaman1 said:
Using the command prompt is what allows force flash, that is what the -f command is in amdvbflash.exe 2.93.

ok today i modded my gpu bios with python and gopupdate but i cant still have access bios.

Solaris17 said:
Its possible if you modded a BIOS for him. I think @eidairaman1 knows the commands better than I do for the recent versions. My guides were all out dated by this point IIRC.

However; I know that atleast with my old nvidia bios mods and specifically with SPI programming there were flags to WIPE the chip prior to flashing. Since the UEFI mod might be modifying the actual size of the bits its possible that the regions of the ROM initilizing these modules are not be overwritten properly.

For someone with a spare or onboard this isnt a big risk (if the flash failed you would just flash again using a diff bios as the chip is already in write mode) even less of a risk if you have programmer.

It might be worth a shot but airman might know the proper commands to use. Probably something like

read (do this to check for error in eeprom communication, it should just list the bios version really)
wipe (clear the entire chip)
write (write the new modified bios)

If OP cant do it I can write a batch script probably that will do this for him automatically. I have a 580 here I can test with. I would just need to know the commands. I can find them I guess but if someone has them handy that would be nice.

i modded myself with this video

and flashed my gpu but still cant have access my bios.

eidairaman1 said:
Using the command prompt is what allows force flash, that is what the -f command is in amdvbflash.exe 2.93.

ok guys thank you so much i download the f81 bios on gigabyte the device id was different but i tried to flash and guess what i so my older bios device name was rx580gaming 8g and new bios is 4g now i can see the bios thank you @Mussels @eidairaman1 and everyone

ups whats going on.

shesssssh ok i download the gpu driver everythings fine now thank you everyone again

Vegapunk · 2024-12-25T14:49:52+0000

Hello everyone,

This is my first activity on the forum.

I found this thread as it relates to my issue very closely and that is why I am replying here instead of opening a new one.
If opening a new thread is preferred I can do that as well.

I have my custom built PC for about 11 years now with config being:
CPU: Intel Core i5 4670K
MB: Asus Gryphon Z87
GPU: Nvidia GTX 770
For the primary storage device I use NVMe M.2 SSD, which is connected over PCIe adapter since this MB is older and doesn't have a slot for NVMe M.2 drive.

Yesterday my GTX gave out, so I bought a second hand AMD RX 580 4GB for 50 bucks.

I installed the card and everything worked pretty smoothly, but then I noticed that I actually don't get to see the screen of the BIOS.
I turn on the PC and the screen is black until Windows boots up.

I am pretty sure that BIOS actually works but just isn't displayed on the screen as when I click DEL button (which enters BIOS menu) the screen stays black instead of booting, prompting me to think I successfully entered BIOS menu but just can't see it.

As much as I could deduce from the thread the optimal advice is to install a new BIOS for the graphics card, but I'd just like to additionally check this.
Here is GPU data:

Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks!

eidairaman1 · 2024-12-25T15:16:19+0000

Vegapunk said:
Hello everyone,

This is my first activity on the forum.

I found this thread as it relates to my issue very closely and that is why I am replying here instead of opening a new one.
If opening a new thread is preferred I can do that as well.

I have my custom built PC for about 11 years now with config being:
CPU: Intel Core i5 4670K
MB: Asus Gryphon Z87
GPU: Nvidia GTX 770
For the primary storage device I use NVMe M.2 SSD, which is connected over PCIe adapter since this MB is older and doesn't have a slot for NVMe M.2 drive.

Yesterday my GTX gave out, so I bought a second hand AMD RX 580 4GB for 50 bucks.

I installed the card and everything worked pretty smoothly, but then I noticed that I actually don't get to see the screen of the BIOS.
I turn on the PC and the screen is black until Windows boots up.

I am pretty sure that BIOS actually works but just isn't displayed on the screen as when I click DEL button (which enters BIOS menu) the screen stays black instead of booting, prompting me to think I successfully entered BIOS menu but just can't see it.

As much as I could deduce from the thread the optimal advice is to install a new BIOS for the graphics card, but I'd just like to additionally check this.
Here is GPU data:

View attachment 377161

Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks!

Ok please re-open gpu-z and go into the advanced tab and take a screenshot there, then click the V next to the word General and Change to Memory Timings get a screenshot there. Then remove your card please and get a picture of the SKU/PN sticker located on the side of the heatsink near the pci blade contact

Vegapunk · 2024-12-25T16:15:32+0000

Hey, thanks for the reply.

Here are the screenshots from the gpu-z below, I'll now proceed to extract the Graphics Card and take the pic you described and I'll upload it then

Okay, so I think this is what you were looking for as for the SKU/PN:

eidairaman1 · 2024-12-25T19:58:30+0000

Vegapunk said:
Hey, thanks for the reply.

Here are the screenshots from the gpu-z below, I'll now proceed to extract the Graphics Card and take the pic you described and I'll upload it then

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View attachment 377202

Okay, so I think this is what you were looking for as for the SKU/PN:

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Yeah from product specs on sapphire

NITRO+ RX 580 4G G5

<span>Up to 1411 MHz, 4GB GDDR5, 1440p Gaming</span>

www.sapphiretech.com

Your card should have a bios switch located on the backplate.

Also the cards ram is overclocked, it should be 1750 not 2000 due to SKU 11265-31.

Let me look at a few things.

PCB PN

109-D00947-00B_02

Samsung FE 4G.

E366

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Memory	16 GB Gskill Ripjaws X 2133 (2400 OC, 10-10-12-20-20, 1T, 1.65V)
Video Card(s)	AMD Radeon 290 Sapphire Vapor-X
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Mouse	Roccat Kone XTD
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