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I had an issue a few days ago and ended up re-flashing all my cards back to original bios.
I think my issue was a blown capacitor on a riser. Could have been the one this card was using, not sure though because I didn't find the blown capacitor til later.
One card I flashed with original bios and now it won't work properly. I was able to reflash it with different bios and still not working.
The problems is when AMD driver installs it will hang up. Or if I insert the card in a system with AMD driver already it will not boot Windows and hangs up on startup. Won't boot unless I remove the GPU or boot in safe mode and remove the driver.
Tried multiple drivers and multiple bios images.
RX 570 8GB Nitro+ (I thought it was Hynix, pretty sure it is.) But GPU-Z (no driver installed) says it's Micron with 0MB RAM.
What do?
*Somehow I managed to flip the bios switch and have flashed both bios and neither works. I was flashing the original bios so I didn't think it was as stupid as it sounds.
I think my issue was a blown capacitor on a riser. Could have been the one this card was using, not sure though because I didn't find the blown capacitor til later.
One card I flashed with original bios and now it won't work properly. I was able to reflash it with different bios and still not working.
The problems is when AMD driver installs it will hang up. Or if I insert the card in a system with AMD driver already it will not boot Windows and hangs up on startup. Won't boot unless I remove the GPU or boot in safe mode and remove the driver.
Tried multiple drivers and multiple bios images.
RX 570 8GB Nitro+ (I thought it was Hynix, pretty sure it is.) But GPU-Z (no driver installed) says it's Micron with 0MB RAM.
What do?
*Somehow I managed to flip the bios switch and have flashed both bios and neither works. I was flashing the original bios so I didn't think it was as stupid as it sounds.
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