What is this OEM RX 580??!???

[Ayeayeron]

So I recently build a new pc and everything works perfectly except for the gpu. For starters I kept getting this error where it said the drivers were “not installed correctly or not functioning properly” every time I tried to open Radeon settings. After some research I found out that it is most likely due previously being bios flashed for mining. As I bought most parts from eBay, I was aware that this could be a problem so I set out to find a bios for the card aannddd... I literally found no information about this specific card except for this amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/AMD-Radeon-G...ocphy=9030089&hvtargid=pla-692256469634&psc=1
I couldn’t find the original bios as I do not know what the original core and memory clock speeds are and found nothing by AMD under the verified bios list. Gpu z was telling me the card was default at 1266 MHz on the core and 2000mhz on the memory but it was reading as 0 MHz for both before I flashed it with an unverified bios. The card appears to be working properly apart from when I get over lock it to which it freezes my computer and resets itself. If anyone knows anything about this card or can provide me with the original bios that would be greatly appreciated, but for now I’ll run at stock speeds.

 

[eidairaman1]

Need white stickers from back or side of heatsink, remove heatsink, get a pic of a ram chips info, post here

 

[monkey5i]

very similar with my video card.

 

[Brock25]

I believe we have the same card just different "brand" what bios and driver are you using?

 

[eidairaman1]

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I believe we have the same card just different "brand" what bios and driver are you using?

Thats a hewlet packard card, get a gpu-z screenshot, post it here please

 

[Brock25]

Thats a hewlet packard card, get a gpu-z screenshot, post it here please

Yes it is but they look alike with a different shroud. I've been having issues with 2 of these I made a post here about them.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

Oof. that screw is gonna need to get drilled out or something. Its been totally wrecked.

 

[Hyderz]

ah the risks of buying an ex-mining card, hope op can get it fixed
i got lucky with my 1070ti, the user didnt flash it

 

[potato580+]

ive seen this card recently, someone pay for this, airman can easly fix this yes worry not lol

 

[eidairaman1]

Thats a hewlet packard card, get a gpu-z screenshot, post it here please

Subsystem id and memory are very imperitive on a gpu, if the sub id and ram dont match in the bios to your current one that is working it will brick.

I'd suggest getting a can of crc electronic grade contact cleaner and arctic mx2/4 thermal compound. Then remove the gpu heatsink, give it a thorough cleaning, then clean gpu die and heatsink, remove thermal compound from both, then spray the pcb down with the contact cleaner, reapply thermal compound to the die and remount the heatsink to the card.

Yes it is but they look alike with a different shroud. I've been having issues with 2 of these I made a post here about them.View attachment 135036

What I'd like you to do is open gpu-z again, click the arrow next to the uefi check box and attempt to upload the bios to the vga bios database/collection from within gpu-z, it should prompt you that the file is already in the database with a link to the file, copy that link and paste it here please.

This is the only bios available, you can attempt to reflash this one

HP RX 580 VBIOS

4 GB GDDR5, 1266 MHz GPU, 1950 MHz Memory

www.techpowerup.com

Subsystem id and memory are very imperitive on a gpu, if the sub id and ram dont match in the bios to your current one that is working it will brick.

I'd suggest getting a can of crc electronic grade contact cleaner and arctic mx2/4 thermal compound. Then remove the gpu heatsink, give it a thorough cleaning, then clean gpu die and heatsink, remove thermal compound from both, then spray the pcb down with the contact cleaner, reapply thermal compound to the die and remount the heatsink to the card.



What I'd like you to do is open gpu-z again, click the arrow next to the uefi check box and attempt to upload the bios to the vga bios database/collection from within gpu-z, it should prompt you that the file is already in the database with a link to the file, copy that link and paste it here please.

This is the only bios available, you can attempt to reflash this one

HP RX 580 VBIOS

4 GB GDDR5, 1266 MHz GPU, 1950 MHz Memory

www.techpowerup.com

Or go to hp and look at a omen rig with that card

 

[Brock25]

Have you seen my post? https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/hp-rx-580-black-screen-and-blue-screen.260530/

Subsystem id and memory are very imperitive on a gpu, if the sub id and ram dont match in the bios to your current one that is working it will brick.

I'd suggest getting a can of crc electronic grade contact cleaner and arctic mx2/4 thermal compound. Then remove the gpu heatsink, give it a thorough cleaning, then clean gpu die and heatsink, remove thermal compound from both, then spray the pcb down with the contact cleaner, reapply thermal compound to the die and remount the heatsink to the card.



What I'd like you to do is open gpu-z again, click the arrow next to the uefi check box and attempt to upload the bios to the vga bios database/collection from within gpu-z, it should prompt you that the file is already in the database with a link to the file, copy that link and paste it here please.

This is the only bios available, you can attempt to reflash this one

HP RX 580 VBIOS

4 GB GDDR5, 1266 MHz GPU, 1950 MHz Memory

www.techpowerup.com

Or go to hp and look at a omen rig with that card

No link, it gives me the option to add it...