Hi so this is going to be extensive as I've tried a lot of things.
A few years ago my 6 months old Rx 580 stopped working, I tried a bunch of things but didn't work... So I ended up buying a gtx 1060 6 GB. (Couldn't send it back, I'm from Argentina)
A while back I wanted to see if I could do something for the cursed broken thing. So I opened it up to see if there was some kind of damage and it was perfect. I cleaned it up and tried it. It worked, lights went on and fans started running but no display. I went to the bios and got the igpu running too and I checked the device manager. The pc detected the card (with the generic driver) but it said error 43... Tried installing and reinstalling the drivers... Nothing. Also tried to flash it but GPU z recognise the card but says bios unknown so I can't use the ATI flash.
Now tonight I came out with a stupid idea, what of the GPU isn't getting enough power to boot correctly? It's dumb as both lights on the 8 pin and 6 pin are blue...
14 pins seemed wierd so I checked and realized that I bought without knowing the xfx Rx 580 gtr oc to 1450 MHz that has 8 pin and 6 pin connectors i didn't know it back then.
So then I thought I'm connecting through one rail to a 14 pin GPU that is oc by default (and AMD) so it could be that. Unfortunately I don't have another cable to try the theory and I do not have a multimiter to check for shorts or any of those things...
So my question is this
Could it be that? Or is it hardware problem?
If it is a hardware problem, since fans and card boots alright, what could it be?
By the way, I should have posted this at the begining but as my pc with the gtx1060 works fine its obviously the Rx 580
Mobo asrock h1150 ( something like that I'll post it later if you think it's useful, also tried updating bios to latest version)
8 GB ram
Ps sentey 700 W with bronze certification
Cpu i5 6400
Sorry for the sloppy specs, its late and I'm in bed already
My guess is that something is wrong at the cores of the GPU(have no idea what bil talking about here though) I want to buy a multimeter and check for faulty things myself... I find electronics awesome
A few years ago my 6 months old Rx 580 stopped working, I tried a bunch of things but didn't work... So I ended up buying a gtx 1060 6 GB. (Couldn't send it back, I'm from Argentina)
A while back I wanted to see if I could do something for the cursed broken thing. So I opened it up to see if there was some kind of damage and it was perfect. I cleaned it up and tried it. It worked, lights went on and fans started running but no display. I went to the bios and got the igpu running too and I checked the device manager. The pc detected the card (with the generic driver) but it said error 43... Tried installing and reinstalling the drivers... Nothing. Also tried to flash it but GPU z recognise the card but says bios unknown so I can't use the ATI flash.
Now tonight I came out with a stupid idea, what of the GPU isn't getting enough power to boot correctly? It's dumb as both lights on the 8 pin and 6 pin are blue...
14 pins seemed wierd so I checked and realized that I bought without knowing the xfx Rx 580 gtr oc to 1450 MHz that has 8 pin and 6 pin connectors i didn't know it back then.
So then I thought I'm connecting through one rail to a 14 pin GPU that is oc by default (and AMD) so it could be that. Unfortunately I don't have another cable to try the theory and I do not have a multimiter to check for shorts or any of those things...
So my question is this
Could it be that? Or is it hardware problem?
If it is a hardware problem, since fans and card boots alright, what could it be?
By the way, I should have posted this at the begining but as my pc with the gtx1060 works fine its obviously the Rx 580
Mobo asrock h1150 ( something like that I'll post it later if you think it's useful, also tried updating bios to latest version)
8 GB ram
Ps sentey 700 W with bronze certification
Cpu i5 6400
Sorry for the sloppy specs, its late and I'm in bed already
My guess is that something is wrong at the cores of the GPU(have no idea what bil talking about here though) I want to buy a multimeter and check for faulty things myself... I find electronics awesome