MSI R9 280X BF4 3GB SWITCH DVI TO HDMI???

Hi All
It has been quite a while since I have been in this forum, My old profile seems to have vanished maybe due to lack of login so I have re-registered
I am still running my trusty old 990FXA-GD80 mobo (see sig) & today I just received an MSI R9 280X BF4 3GB graphics card, I installed it & did not get any signal via the HDMI output so I found a VGA cable & DVI adaptor & connected it to the TV (Sanyo 42" LCDd) via the VGA input & it booted up fine & I was able to install the drivers & AMD catalyst etc software
I typically run MSI Geforce graphics cards so the AMD Radeon in depth options & menus etc is fairly new to me, Normally I would connect a GTX card & it would simply recognise the HDMI connected monitor or TV & all would be good but for some reason I am unable to get the HDMI output going at all?
I have both cables - DVI to VGA & HDMI to HDMI connected between the TV & graphics card
I might just have to buy a DVI to HDMI cable in the morning & see how that goes?
Any advice or ideas would be greatly appreciated

Thanks Nichrome
Yes it is currently connected to a 42" LCD TV, It may not be easy to get hold of a monitor with HDMI input on loan to test either
I will be able to connect my brand new LG 60" LED LCD 3D (60LB6500) TV tomorrow & see if the HDMI will work that way? (The new LG only has HDMI inputs as far as I can find but I will know for sure tomorrow?) It may just be the older 42" LCD TV not playing the game, If the new LG 60" does not work via the HDMI output then its onto the other options........>
The previous Geforce drivers & software was completely removed before the Radeon install but I do agree it may be an issue & a clean install via driver fusion might be needed?
The current or latest drivers I could find is> 14.501.1003
I originally installed the latest drivers from the MSI site & could not find the option to connect via HDMI so I went to the AMD site hoping to fix the issue with new AMD drivers
The audio runs direct to a receiver via SPDIF so for me there is no real need for HDMI output unless it is going to be a better quality option?
From what I have read the quality or performance should not really be any different between the DVI & HDMI output so it should not be any major trouble to buy a DVI to HDMI cable? Any opinions

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summary!
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and when i flash to the new bios version which switch I need to use ?
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my first question is what is the newest bios version? because i find in Reviews pages from this card there are always other bios versions than my!
my bios version is: 015.040.000.003.003435(113-C3865000-G77)
some Reviews pages have: 015.040.000.000.003435(113-C3865000-X77) or 015.039.000.001.003331(113-C3865000-M77) or 015.039.000.001.003331(113-C3865000-G77)
why I ask you here ?
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1. with afterburner I can not change the voltage (field-locked)
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API Supported: DirectX 11.2
Form Factor: Plug-in Card
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Manufacturer: Micro-Star International Co., Ltd
Memory Speed: 6000 MHz
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Product Name: R9 280X GAMING 3G Radeon R9 280X TWIN FROZR IV Graphic Card
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Maximum Resolution: 2560 x 1600
Brand Name: MSI
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Brand Name: MSI
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Multi-GPU Technology: CrossFire
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Digital Signal: Yes
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soundcloud.com/angryeye/sounds-from-friday-evening
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so your parts are:
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ok there are 2 causes of coil whine and odd noises so be totally sure its coming from the Graphics card itself by getting your mike directly over it and move it around and test other parts for noise as sometimes its The PSU (Power Supply Unit) that is doing it or it can cause it as yours is a split +12v unit (+12V1@40A, +12V2@40A) it may be the cause as Antec at times do not make reliable units (those rating is has for 2 rails look to me as being fake as they exceed its power limits combined (12v x 80A = 960W so it can probably do 40A on one but then the other will be terrible at 22.5A as it looks like there doing virtual +12v rails with 40A OCP fuses)) so its suspect as it may not be behaving well!

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Use >>this<<
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Hi,
I want change voltage on my MSI R9 280X GAMING 3G BF4 as its running very hot.
I have two more and same issue, VRM gets very hot (hwinfo read).
My S/N #: 602-V277-28SB1311070619
Thanks!
BR

Thank you very much Svet.
Can you provide latest BIOS for my other 2 MSI R9 280x?
S/N: 602-V277-28SB1311070619
BIOS: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzCIzFJU4_xTWHpOZ2tMbkVVVlE/edit?usp=sharing
S/N: 602-V277-28SB1311070561
BIOS: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzCIzFJU4_xTZ296WVlLbVJNUzA/edit?usp=sharing
Thanks once again.
BR, Nikola

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