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Gdmz28
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I just switched from a GTX1060 to a ROG Strix Rx580 and im having a little trouble with after burner.  When I open AB it shows the Core clock at 1200mhz and the memory clock at 2100.  I believe the card is advertised with a higher Core clock than that from the company.  The funny part is I can increase the memory clock and when i hit applye, it saves it.  But if I adjust the core clock and hit apply, the slider goes right back to 1200.  I am so stumped since I have never had this happen.  I've looked around on google but can not find any one talking about this same issue.  Any one have any ideas?

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did you use ddu (display driver uninstaller) to remove the nvidia display drivers before installing the 580?

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10 minutes ago, Gdmz28 said:

I just switched from a GTX1060 to a ROG Strix Rx580 and im having a little trouble with after burner.  When I open AB it shows the Core clock at 1200mhz and the memory clock at 2100.  I believe the card is advertised with a higher Core clock than that from the company.  The funny part is I can increase the memory clock and when i hit applye, it saves it.  But if I adjust the core clock and hit apply, the slider goes right back to 1200.  I am so stumped since I have never had this happen.  I've looked around on google but can not find any one talking about this same issue.  Any one have any ideas?

Did you buy it used?

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That is with a multiplier of 4. So 2000 is 8000mhz effective speed. 2250mhz is 9000mhz effective speed.

Also make sure you're on 19.1.1 or 19.3.1 Radeon version. Use Wattman for your OC if Afterburner isn't working.

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4 hours ago, Cyracus said:

did you use ddu (display driver uninstaller) to remove the nvidia display drivers before installing the 580?

I forgot to try that so I just did it and it makes no difference 

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3 hours ago, Spudbilly said:

Did you buy it used?

yes I did

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4 minutes ago, fluxdeity said:

That is with a multiplier of 4. So 2000 is 8000mhz effective speed. 2250mhz is 9000mhz effective speed.

I understand that.  I don't understand why when I change the Core clock to anything other than the 1200mhz After burner shows, when I hit apply it goes back to 1200mhz

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Any GPU OC software can be buggy. I've had issues with Afterburner and GPU Tweak II. Wattman seems to be the best for me.

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12 hours ago, fluxdeity said:

That is with a multiplier of 4. So 2000 is 8000mhz effective speed. 2250mhz is 9000mhz effective speed.

Also make sure you're on 19.1.1 or 19.3.1 Radeon version. Use Wattman for your OC if Afterburner isn't working.

 

This is starting to drive me nuts.  I tried wattman while it was on 19.1.1 and it did the same thing.  I updated to 19.3.2 and it still does it.  I can change anything I want but when ever I try to adjust core settings, as soon as I hit apply it goes back to 1200.  Could it be a bios issue with the card?

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11 hours ago, Gdmz28 said:

 

This is starting to drive me nuts.  I tried wattman while it was on 19.1.1 and it did the same thing.  I updated to 19.3.2 and it still does it.  I can change anything I want but when ever I try to adjust core settings, as soon as I hit apply it goes back to 1200.  Could it be a bios issue with the card?

That is what i thought might be it.  Was it used for mining.  It could have a boss that prioritizes low voltage and clock's

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Search online for your stock BIOS and flash it. Can't do any harm.

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22 hours ago, Spudbilly said:

That is what i thought might be it.  Was it used for mining.  It could have a boss that prioritizes low voltage and clock's

The guy I got it from told me it never was.  I still talk to him and he was even willing to give me my money back.  I believe him that it wasnt

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21 hours ago, fluxdeity said:

Search online for your stock BIOS and flash it. Can't do any harm.

Any idea on where to look?  I was searching and I couldn't find anything

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2 hours ago, Gdmz28 said:

Any idea on where to look?  I was searching and I couldn't find anything

This should do the trick. The main difference between manufacturers BIOS' is the base clock.

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And here a list of Asus RX 580 BIOS. I'm not sure the difference between 015.050.000.001.000000 and 

015.050.002.001.000000 

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22 hours ago, fluxdeity said:

And here a list of Asus RX 580 BIOS. I'm not sure the difference between 015.050.000.001.000000 and 

015.050.002.001.000000 

I did a bios flash and now I can finally overclock.  But it still isn't right lol.  If I use gpu tweak and set the core to 1380 and hit apply, it jumps up higher.  For some reason it won't so what Im telling it to do.  But, I can atleast overclock and it isn't stuck at 1200mhz lol.

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