Robski
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They all use the same installer. The drivers on sapphire's site are the same as the one's on AMD's site. Downloading from either will give you the (same) latest AMD Radeon driver.
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Sapphire does not have its own drivers (ex. the one they provided in the CD in the box which caused my computer to restart constantly) - It's all under AMD's driver (sapphire gives you the minimal installer, which only gives you the latest AMD drivers).
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I think you mean this one? It doesn't appear to give a solution. My one is also a sapphire RX 570, so it seems to be a widespread issue. Anyways, the computer appears to be working normally with the latest drivers (and calling the card an RX 580), so until there is a fix I am leaving it as is. I also noticed that the card came with an "overclock" sticker on it, maybe it is preloaded with a 580 clock speed/bios or something? (i have no clue what im saying here, but seems right based on other forum sites)
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No, I received this card yesterday. I am in the process of contacting the manufacturer, but googling it seems to reveal this has been going on for a long time.
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I have recently bought an RX 570 (Sapphire Nitro+, 8gb) and when I download the latest driver from AMD (1.18.xx), it shows up as an RX 580 card both in the driver and task manager. However, If I go back to the driver the manufacturer tells me to install (1.17.xx), the computer will not boot from sleep and instead will restart. My question is, which driver do I use? Should I stay with the up to date one and just ignore whenever Windows 10 tells me that it is an RX 580?
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Progress has been made. The HDD is now being detected (however I have to hold the SATA cable in), but it seems that the drive has corrupted. It booted once into recovery mode but then refused to boot, showing a blank screen. I'm going to try to recover anything I can using a boot device and selecting repair my PC. Does anyone know how to transfer a windows installation onto an internal SSD? My drive is arriving tomorrow but I'd like to know how to transfer the data on the HDD onto an SSD.
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I have a CD reader which is still being detected and uses a SATA port. It's the hard drive.
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The hard drive is not being detected at all.
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The drive is still under warranty but I'd like to pull the data off of the drive before sending it back.
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I don't understand what you mean by offfline/live boot.
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I'll have a look around in the morning, however I'll probably have to try something else. Thanks for your help!
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So my hard drive on my PC cannot be detected. I tried swapping out the SATA cables but it still won't show up in the bios. Does anyone know how to fix it or recover its data cheaply? I'm planning to replace it with and SSD anyways but I need the data recovered from it The hard drive failed with a MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD and then the system refused to boot citing no boot device. The SATA cable was quite loose but when replaced would not work.
