Windows 10: BIOS update for Sapphire RX480 NITRO+ OC (8GB)

I've just noticed there's an updated BIOS available for*my graphics cards (2xRX480) at Sapphire's site..

- does anyone know of a (painless) way to update both of the vga BIOS'.. ??*Eek

:)

 

Issue with using GPU

facing the same problem. it says

" your PC ran into a problem. we are collecting error information. windows needs to restart."

and pc keeps restarting over and over.

I m using

# win10 pro Version: 1703

# TB250 BTC Pro ( updated the bios)

# 4 of Sapphire Nitro+ OC rx 580 8gb

# 8 of ASUS Rog strix OC rx 580 8gb

# Ram- 16gb

I want to use all 12 GPUs.

 

Windows 10 upgrade - static screen?

This sometimes happens to me when waking up computer from sleep. A tv static image appears. If I put it back to sleep and wake it up again, it's ok.

Specs are I5 3570k, Asrock H77 mb, 2x8GB TeamGroup Dark(1600mhz cl9), Sapphire Nitro+ RX480(undervolted 1,050v)

 

I've never done a BIOS update on a GPU....ever. Let me (us) know what/how it went when you do do it.

 

You may be missing the point of a dual BIOS.

The second BIOS is a backup in case the first one becomes corrupted. I think that it is not intended to be modified, ever.

 

- sorry, I meant both CARDS not both bios'..

 

I've got that video card and it's registered with Sapphire's SSC, etc. What link are you finding it at ? As soon as I log into SSC it only displays a page to register my card. My card's been registered since October when I received it.

 

Techpowerup has this one listed for the 8G NITRO:
VGA Bios Collection | techPowerUp

- from what reading I have done so far, it looks as though ATiWinFlash is the required tool..
a. it's best done with a WHQL driver installed - as BETA's may cause problems.. (?)
b. need to flash one card at a time - which I assume means removing one of the cards; doing the upgrade
c. swapping out for the other card and repeating the process..

- still a bit of a hassle.. *Think

 

Thanks I downloaded both. Now, I'll give it a try.

 

[UPDATE]
I recently had a CMOS battery conk out on me, and to gain access to it I had to remove
one of my GFX cards - seemed like a good opportunity to get this VGA BIOS update thing sorted out..

- changing the CMOS battery involved a fair bit of fiddling about inside the case,
- but, eventually I managed to get the PC booted back into Windows10 *phew* - so then:


I left just GPU one card in, and performed the procedure above using the flash tool available at Techpowerup
..the procedure was successful, and went without a hitch - the updated BIOS showed up in AMD's Crimson GUI

- took that card out and switched it for the other one and repeated to procedure, again all went smoothly,
and AMD's Crimson showed it as having been changed, so I put both cards in together and checked to see
what the over-all situation looked like in the Crimson interface - oddly, while the primary GFX card showed
the updated VGA BIOS info, the secondary card still showed the older BIOS - that flummoxed me a bit, so..

I swapped the GFX cards round to see if it really was a hardware fault, and noticed that the Crimson interface
still showed that the primary VGA BIOS was updated, whereas the secondary one wasn't - even after the swap
*Confused

..a re-install of AMD Settings corrected the situation, did it via the list in Control Panel/Programs and features
- now both cards are showing the updated VGA BIOS details, and running sweetly at 1342/2000

- hope this helps anyone out there thinking of giving it a bash.. *Smile