Ошибка 0fl01 при прошивке видеокарты

@impero Thanks for your help! The right BIOS of course is essential, however im not able to flash the card due to an issue, I don’t know the source of.
Sadly im not at home until tomorrow, but here’s some information:
It’s the Sapphire RX 580 8GB Pulse with Dual Bios Switch. The Memory seems to be Micron, if not shown wrong (due to the MSI BIOS).
Here are some images I found online, of my model. Will provide Barcode stickers tomorrow — hope this is enough to start troubleshooting

As said, I would not even bother, since I get around 25 MH/s with no BIOS and Hard OC, but that’s only using Windows… On Hive the hash rate is around 15-20 MH/s. Weirdly, I ran the RX 580 alone for a few seconds and it had 29 MH/s. But after I started the other two cards, the Hashrate of the RX 580 began to drop. I guess it was just a coincidence…

In that case if you own Sapphire Pulse RX580 8GB with Micron…here it is the BIOS needed

Good luck

ok, try this one

remember you need to use DOS mode flashing not windows mode
AND…. you need to use -f argument (force flash) because at the moment you have MSI card at least that is what your old BIOS tell.
So new BIOS will look for manufacturer ID and it will find MSI. Of course you will get an error as long as you wanna flash Sapphire in it.
You need to use command prompt with administrator rights and use DOS version to flash it.
I usually use amdvbflash so command is : amdvbflash.exe -f -p 0 BIOS.rom

good luck

What version of amdvbflash you use ?

some kind of older one. Same as I used when I flashed it first time. Should I update? (File date modified: 3/1/2019) EDIT: Found it. 2.2.0.0 EDIT2: So I tried downclocking it even more to 1900mhz (lowest possible) and was able to run OCCT for 16 minutes with zero errors. So will try running it for another few days to test it. Problem is it probably crashes at low state (300mhz) where voltage is way too low for old used VRAM. And only way to test it running at these low clocks is just at idle not stressing it. DDDD EDIT3: wtf it’s retarded. Now I’m running heaven benchmark at Extreme. No errors even at 1975mhz. And performance? Terrible. :shrug:

What version of amdvbflash you use ?

help I think I bricked it. I somehow managed to flash it but not flash it and amdvbflash says no vbios (with «amdvbflash -ai») and amdvbflashWin.exe is refusing to run saying «Error reading from ROM». Did I fuck up? I don’t want to restart pc as I don’t want to brick it. (((( And I don’t have money for a new gpu.

nope i don’t think you f**ed it up.
First unlock the ROM
Second, please use the flashing procedure under DOS cmd.
Start CMD with admin privileges.
Move the BIOS file in atiflash folder and rename it like RX580.rom
use the following syntax :
amdvbflash -p -f -fa -fs RX580.rom

after flashing you will be prompted to restart computer.

Even let’s say you bricked the card there is hope, cause there is a unbricking procedure, so stay calm.

Another vendor’s VBIOS? That can cause all sorts of wacky problems, including, but not limited to, core clock bobbing up and down, possibly not getting beyond the 500s (Mhz) and a hard system crash when opening up a command prompt.

True. At any time using another vendor’s BIOS in a video card COULD lead to that. But not all the time. I am speaking only from my experience.
I do not encourage other people to do that.
More than this, i am using those video cards with modded and altered BIOS ONLY…and i repeat ONLY for mining purposes.
Using them as a daily video card will lead to error’s i am 100% sure.
But in mining, i use them for more than 2 years w/o any error.
I forgot to mention: i have 12 video cards of this type (all RX580 8 GB) in service.
I have Sapphire and MSI, both brands with Samsung chips and both brands have at this moment BIOS changed and modded

nope i don’t think you f**ed it up.
First unlock the ROM
Second, please use the flashing procedure under DOS cmd.
Start CMD with admin privileges.
Move the BIOS file in atiflash folder and rename it like RX580.rom
use the following syntax :
amdvbflash -p -f -fa -fs RX580.rom

after flashing you will be prompted to restart computer.

Even let’s say you bricked the card there is hope, cause there is a unbricking procedure, so stay calm.

How to recover from a bad video BIOS flash

Almost every day there are new threads regarding bricked graphics cards due to wrong BIOS flashing, and since eidairaman1 is no longer around to help, here is a guide how to deal with a bad VGA BIOS flash. Find the correct BIOS First off, you’ll have to find a copy of the original BIOS. In case…

www.techpowerup.com

well, I managed to brick it (turned off pc yesterday). So switched to second BIOS (one of optimized for ETH I think) and it somehow booted up. Windows refuses to use drivers as it didn’t boot up for 3 times. So gonna reinstall them. And also while it was running I tried switching back to bricked bios but amdvbflash -i says there is a bios. So idk if it is now and will flash to bricked bios or to current bios that is loaded up. (Some guy on internet said it was made to switch bioses while running so I did it DD )

bro thank you so much you just saved me a lot of suffering and probably also 200€ for new card. DDD

EDIT: Holy cow! ZERO memory errors ZERO gpu errors.

This is what Trixx says at the moment, doesn’t look great LOL:

Card name: Radeon RX 580 Series

Memory Size: 0 MB

Driver: 30.0.13023.1012 / Adrenalin 21.30.23.01
BIOS Version: 015.050.002.001.000000
Board ID: 113-4E353WU-O67

Clocks: 0 / 0 MHz

Radeon software will install OK but when you click on it, says that it’s incompatible; gone back to latest Microsoft ones at the mo’….

try amdvbflash -t 0 this should test bios on card. But this more looks like driver issue. Did you disconnect all internet connections before reinstalling drivers? Idk how yours gpu but my mining rx470 doesn’t like it and windows installs MS drivers and normal drivers just don’t work. Also might be corrupted bios so try flashing to some backup copy or something. EDIT: also use amdvbflash -ai 0 not amdvbflash -i 0, as -i shows currently running bios info and -ai shows bios writen to GPU rom. EDIT2: tried searching for some bios here but daaamn so many bioses.

True. At any time using another vendor’s BIOS in a video card COULD lead to that. But not all the time. I am speaking only from my experience.
I do not encourage other people to do that.
More than this, i am using those video cards with modded and altered BIOS ONLY…and i repeat ONLY for mining purposes.
Using them as a daily video card will lead to error’s i am 100% sure.
But in mining, i use them for more than 2 years w/o any error.
I forgot to mention: i have 12 video cards of this type (all RX580 8 GB) in service.
I have Sapphire and MSI, both brands with Samsung chips and both brands have at this moment BIOS changed and modded

for some strange reason, now I tried to flash custom edited bios. Okay, error reading rom. (Using same command as before amdvbflash -p -fa -fp 0 stock_twk2.rom) But couldn’t write even the original rom. So guess i will have to again reboot on second bios, switch back to wiped bios and flash it there.

@impero Thanks for your help! The right BIOS of course is essential, however im not able to flash the card due to an issue, I don’t know the source of.
Sadly im not at home until tomorrow, but here’s some information:
It’s the Sapphire RX 580 8GB Pulse with Dual Bios Switch. The Memory seems to be Micron, if not shown wrong (due to the MSI BIOS).
Here are some images I found online, of my model. Will provide Barcode stickers tomorrow — hope this is enough to start troubleshooting

As said, I would not even bother, since I get around 25 MH/s with no BIOS and Hard OC, but that’s only using Windows… On Hive the hash rate is around 15-20 MH/s. Weirdly, I ran the RX 580 alone for a few seconds and it had 29 MH/s. But after I started the other two cards, the Hashrate of the RX 580 began to drop. I guess it was just a coincidence…

In that case if you own Sapphire Pulse RX580 8GB with Micron…here it is the BIOS needed

Good luck

ok, try this one

remember you need to use DOS mode flashing not windows mode
AND…. you need to use -f argument (force flash) because at the moment you have MSI card at least that is what your old BIOS tell.
So new BIOS will look for manufacturer ID and it will find MSI. Of course you will get an error as long as you wanna flash Sapphire in it.
You need to use command prompt with administrator rights and use DOS version to flash it.
I usually use amdvbflash so command is : amdvbflash.exe -f -p 0 BIOS.rom

good luck

What version of amdvbflash you use ?

some kind of older one. Same as I used when I flashed it first time. Should I update? (File date modified: 3/1/2019) EDIT: Found it. 2.2.0.0 EDIT2: So I tried downclocking it even more to 1900mhz (lowest possible) and was able to run OCCT for 16 minutes with zero errors. So will try running it for another few days to test it. Problem is it probably crashes at low state (300mhz) where voltage is way too low for old used VRAM. And only way to test it running at these low clocks is just at idle not stressing it. DDDD EDIT3: wtf it’s retarded. Now I’m running heaven benchmark at Extreme. No errors even at 1975mhz. And performance? Terrible. :shrug:

What version of amdvbflash you use ?

help I think I bricked it. I somehow managed to flash it but not flash it and amdvbflash says no vbios (with «amdvbflash -ai») and amdvbflashWin.exe is refusing to run saying «Error reading from ROM». Did I fuck up? I don’t want to restart pc as I don’t want to brick it. (((( And I don’t have money for a new gpu.

nope i don’t think you f**ed it up.
First unlock the ROM
Second, please use the flashing procedure under DOS cmd.
Start CMD with admin privileges.
Move the BIOS file in atiflash folder and rename it like RX580.rom
use the following syntax :
amdvbflash -p -f -fa -fs RX580.rom

after flashing you will be prompted to restart computer.

Even let’s say you bricked the card there is hope, cause there is a unbricking procedure, so stay calm.

Another vendor’s VBIOS? That can cause all sorts of wacky problems, including, but not limited to, core clock bobbing up and down, possibly not getting beyond the 500s (Mhz) and a hard system crash when opening up a command prompt.

True. At any time using another vendor’s BIOS in a video card COULD lead to that. But not all the time. I am speaking only from my experience.
I do not encourage other people to do that.
More than this, i am using those video cards with modded and altered BIOS ONLY…and i repeat ONLY for mining purposes.
Using them as a daily video card will lead to error’s i am 100% sure.
But in mining, i use them for more than 2 years w/o any error.
I forgot to mention: i have 12 video cards of this type (all RX580 8 GB) in service.
I have Sapphire and MSI, both brands with Samsung chips and both brands have at this moment BIOS changed and modded

nope i don’t think you f**ed it up.
First unlock the ROM
Second, please use the flashing procedure under DOS cmd.
Start CMD with admin privileges.
Move the BIOS file in atiflash folder and rename it like RX580.rom
use the following syntax :
amdvbflash -p -f -fa -fs RX580.rom

after flashing you will be prompted to restart computer.

Even let’s say you bricked the card there is hope, cause there is a unbricking procedure, so stay calm.

How to recover from a bad video BIOS flash

Almost every day there are new threads regarding bricked graphics cards due to wrong BIOS flashing, and since eidairaman1 is no longer around to help, here is a guide how to deal with a bad VGA BIOS flash. Find the correct BIOS First off, you’ll have to find a copy of the original BIOS. In case…

www.techpowerup.com

well, I managed to brick it (turned off pc yesterday). So switched to second BIOS (one of optimized for ETH I think) and it somehow booted up. Windows refuses to use drivers as it didn’t boot up for 3 times. So gonna reinstall them. And also while it was running I tried switching back to bricked bios but amdvbflash -i says there is a bios. So idk if it is now and will flash to bricked bios or to current bios that is loaded up. (Some guy on internet said it was made to switch bioses while running so I did it DD )

bro thank you so much you just saved me a lot of suffering and probably also 200€ for new card. DDD

EDIT: Holy cow! ZERO memory errors ZERO gpu errors.

This is what Trixx says at the moment, doesn’t look great LOL:

Card name: Radeon RX 580 Series

Memory Size: 0 MB

Driver: 30.0.13023.1012 / Adrenalin 21.30.23.01
BIOS Version: 015.050.002.001.000000
Board ID: 113-4E353WU-O67

Clocks: 0 / 0 MHz

Radeon software will install OK but when you click on it, says that it’s incompatible; gone back to latest Microsoft ones at the mo’….

try amdvbflash -t 0 this should test bios on card. But this more looks like driver issue. Did you disconnect all internet connections before reinstalling drivers? Idk how yours gpu but my mining rx470 doesn’t like it and windows installs MS drivers and normal drivers just don’t work. Also might be corrupted bios so try flashing to some backup copy or something. EDIT: also use amdvbflash -ai 0 not amdvbflash -i 0, as -i shows currently running bios info and -ai shows bios writen to GPU rom. EDIT2: tried searching for some bios here but daaamn so many bioses.

True. At any time using another vendor’s BIOS in a video card COULD lead to that. But not all the time. I am speaking only from my experience.
I do not encourage other people to do that.
More than this, i am using those video cards with modded and altered BIOS ONLY…and i repeat ONLY for mining purposes.
Using them as a daily video card will lead to error’s i am 100% sure.
But in mining, i use them for more than 2 years w/o any error.
I forgot to mention: i have 12 video cards of this type (all RX580 8 GB) in service.
I have Sapphire and MSI, both brands with Samsung chips and both brands have at this moment BIOS changed and modded

for some strange reason, now I tried to flash custom edited bios. Okay, error reading rom. (Using same command as before amdvbflash -p -fa -fp 0 stock_twk2.rom) But couldn’t write even the original rom. So guess i will have to again reboot on second bios, switch back to wiped bios and flash it there.

You unlocked the BIOS first ?
Then you use the flashing procedure.

I didn’t do that …. like this?
amdvbflash -unlockrom flash.rom
Format: amdvbflash

but nothing has changed.

ok i have it:
amdvbflash -unlockrom 1
but same problem