Re: Radeon R9 270x Gaming 4GB LE Black Screen

Quote from: Svet on Today at 14:53:25if nothing helps think you still need to test the card in another computer to figure what's wrong
other option is to RMA the card, but if the problem is not the card, this will...

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MSI Radeon R9 270X GAMING 4GB and GOP UEFI vBios Flash?

I'm thinking about getting a MSI Radeon R9 270X GAMING 4GB for my HTPC since it's kind of shorter and was wondering if MSI provides a GOP UEFI flash for it or if it's capable of doing so?
Thank you.

the card has 2 VBIOS's and some have one that is Legacy and another that is GOP already (others have a Legacy and a LN2) so its a 50/50 if it has it out the box!
if it doesn't there will probably be one available as the Rx - 2xx have been around a while now!

R9 270X Gaming OC 2G Black screen

Now at me stand driver versions 13.101, I tried to install this version of the driver is newer, and on all versions after rebooting the PC was a black screen, the system is not just loaded ... what to do?
S/N: 602-V303-03SB1310008061
My BIOS: sendspace.com/file/6nwxfn
Motherboard: ASUS m5a97 r2.0
PSU: Chieftec 650w
CPU: FX-8320
RAM: 8gb
Windows 7x64
Graphics card tested on another PC, the same problem

Quote from: harry92008 on 10-August-14, 00:53:04
same issue with me.
Same mobo : ASUS M5A97 R2.0
PSU : Seasonic 750 ss
FX 6300
R9 270x Gaming edition
Black screen after installing the graphics driver. It is really frustrating. MSI please do something about it. I can't use my GFX witha ny driver. Is there any way around it..as i do not have onboard graphics and hence am stuck with basic VGA adapter. Please help.
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MSI 270X Gaming troubles!(black screen on boot/Fan speed on max)

Hello. I bought a brand new videocard - MSI 270X Gaming. But I got troubles with the computer boot. I start the computer, i got the greenting sound of Windows 7(everything's work), but i don't have anything on the screen - pitch black! And the fan speed is max. That's it!!! In order to make it work, I'm suppose to unplug the card from the PCI-e slot and put in back in. When i do this, it work fine... until the next time I have to turn on my computer. Again the same story. Only removing and putting back the card in the PCI slot works. I updated my MB Bios to latest ver. - don't work. Clear CMOS - don't work.
To make sure the problem is in the card, not in the PC, i'v putted another videocard and it's working nice
So guys if you have any ideas how to make this card work fine, please tell me. My other option is to return it to the store!

Quote from: Svet on 17-December-13, 00:33:47
oki, have you tried to switch the card vbios to the other one and to see how it goes?
OK, didin't do that. If it not removing my warranty, tell me how to do it?! Please!

[HELP] R9 270X Gaming 2GB OC - Gray Screen of Death

Hello.
I bought an R9 270X Gaming OC seven days ago, and at first here is my hardware:
Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400
ASUS P5QC
4GB DDR3
WD 1TB CAVIAR BLACK
Corsair CX500
I'm using Windows 8.1 64 bits, and my last VGA as one NVIDIA, so here is What i've done to install the R9 270X:
-Removed NVIDIA drivers and turn computer off.
-Removed the VGA and installed the R9 270X.
-Removed any remaining folder/registry from the NVIDIA.
-Installed Catalyst 14.12.
In the first three days with the VGA, when playing games [Dying Light or even older games such as Age of Emprires II] the R9 worked fine, but if I try to watch a video [online or downloaded] the GSOD happened, the same happened when using Skype. Also, returning from sleep mode made the screen turn black and nothing shows on screen, sometimes the entire system freezes and I need to manual restart the computer, others even with black screen, If I pressed the power button the system turn off without issues. Tried running Benchmarks to make the GSOD, but after 3 hours, nothing happened... then tried to watch many youtube videos and after 1 hour the GSOD happened.
After reading some topics about this problem, I made a few things to try stop the GSOD:
-Removed 14.12 with DDU and installed 15.4 beta
-Use HDMI input or R9 instead of the DVIs
-Set computer to High Performance on Windows Control Painel.
Doing these 3 steps above, the GSOD disapeared from the third day until today [seven day] when it just happened freezing the entire computer a little before I come here post this.
I read somewhere too that increasing the CPU Vcore could fix the problem.
I know my CPU is not the ideal for the R9 270X, and I'm planning on getting a FX 6300.
S/N: 602 V303 180B1409087XXX (if necessary, I post the last 3 digits)
My motherboard doesn't support UEFI and I don't tried switch the R8 BIOS.
My current BIOS in attachment.
Pitcairn.rar (95.09 kB - downloaded 9 times.)
So... what could be the problem?
If i'm missing some information or something wrong, pardon me, and sorry por bad english. I'm bit of desperate here to fix the problem or accepting I will need to RMA the card [before the time expires]

Quote from: douglasmatthewstewart on 29-April-15, 06:26:25
Testing another operating system is a good place to start since you do not have another PSU or another system, or any other hardware to test on.
If I were you I would install Ubuntu to a USB or DVD and run that. Then, try to get the same GSOD. If it happens in the OS then you know its not a Windows problem or setting
Also, Windows 8.1 (I run it on my gaming rig too) has a problem with the way the sleep settings work. Even when turned off/deactivated, it still can be problematic. My motherboard still gets readings about unstable sleep mode even though its off.
If you decide to run Ubuntu from a USB or DVD you can try to get the GSOD by repeating your behavior BEFORE installing the AMD drivers and then again after installing them. Now, if you get the same GSOD then you know its a hardware issue.
Question: Are you using Afterburner? If so, have you turned off all of the graphics overdrive options in Catalyst?
I'm not using Afterburner, and I don't activated AMD OverDrive yet.
Strange is that, with my old low profile graphic card, sleep worked without any issues.
I will try Ubuntu then to see what happens.
Also, I've made some progress. Since my last reply on this topic, I've done some things and until today no other GSOD or white screen happened:
1) Deactived hardware acceleration on Chrome (no more GSOD on Youtube)
2) Repaired system with sfc /scannow, scanned for malware and removed them.
3) Switched BIOS in the graphics card.
Also, one day when I turn my computer on, the keyboard act strange like the Enter button is pressed many times, and it's not a Windows issue because even on BIOS if i acess it I cannot do nothing because if I press left for example, the enter comes and open submenu, if I do esc the enter opens it again. On Windows if I try to open one icon, for example, it opens endless times what i've cliked like I've entered enter.
So, I just switched Keyboard USB port, and it's all okay now.
Is there any possibily that could be the BIOS in R9 with some bug?

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R9 270x 2gb Gaming Edition OC - Black Screen Issue

So I've had this card for almost a year and it was working fine until recently. The screen started going black while gaming and started happening faster and faster. The monitor essentially loses connection. I know that people have already posted about this exact problem, but I need some help. At first the problem appeared to be fixed when I unplugged my computer for a bit and then plugged it back in (I was just unplugging it to take the side panel off) but for some reason it fixed the problem. However just the other day the problem occurred again and I can't seem to fix it this time. I've tried 2 different monitors, 1 HDMI and 1 DVI, and so I know it's not that. I just downloaded 2 different drivers, one is amd_14.4)v78.zip and the other is AMD_13101_78_vga.zip are these going to help or just make the problem worse. I can't post all of the useful information right now but I know that I've got a AMD FX 6300 processor, 8gb of G.Skill RAM, and a MSi mb, running Windows 7 64bit. Again, sorry for the lack of information including BIOS and all that. I'll post that later but I really need some help. I have yet to try the card in a different computer, and I'm not sure if I'll be able to but at this point I'm pretty sure it's the card. Not sure why the problem is just starting to occur, I may have installed some drivers recently, I'm not sure. Any help would be appreciated.

Quote from: Svet on 24-November-14, 19:57:53
test the card in another machine to isolate the issue and to verify if the card is faulty
Well I can't really and I'm 98% sure it is indeed the card due to the fact that there have been a decent amount of people with the same problem. Some people believe it's a driver problem, which seems possible. It was fine for a bit but just today it happened again. So I'm not sure why the problem is so inconsistent.

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Is it available ? Limited Edition ?
Newegg has no stocks they only have the 2GB version

It is a normal card (no limited Edition) but most likely the demand for 4GB cards of that class is not that high therefor less sellers have them in stock than they would have with normal 2GB versions. Also it is a pretty new product.

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R9 270X Gaming 2G Black Screen

I have the same problem which many are having. msi r9 270x 2gb gaming OC, Black Screen after catalyst drivers intall. I have tried various drivers, including 14.7 RC1 beta drivers.
First time i installed drivers provided on msi website (AMD_13101_78_vga), those worked fine until once i rebooted after 20 minutes. One thing i did was used the msi fast boot without using fast boot program installed in windows 8.1.
Things i have done already:
1. formatted pc many times
2. used all the various versions of catalyst
3. Cleared CMOS (removes battery for and hour, shorted for 10 seconds to reset)
4. done bios flash with atiwinflash in windows with MSI.R9270X.2048.131129.rom 015.041.000.000.003348 (from techpowerup.com); one thing i noticed after using this rom that without catalyst drivers installed, i can see windows recognize that my gpu has 256mb memory which was before only showing 8mb before this bios update. but again after catalyst 14.4 this black screen came back again.
My card serial number is - S/N: 602-v303-070B1404044342,
Please provide me with the bios to use with this card and how to flash it again if atiwinflash is not advisable.
Also tell me which catalyst drivers to use for stable system if not 14.4 or should i use provided on msi site 13.101
And i am using an HDMI cable and even changing to dvi it does show black screen.
Thank You.
Help me i am completely frustated with this card.
My Specs:
Motherboard: Msi gaming 3 H97
GPU: msi r9 270x 2gb OC
CPU: intel core i5 4670K
RAM: g skill 2x4gb 1600MHz cl9
PSU: corsair vs550 watt
Monitor: DellS2240L

Quote from: trulymittal on 19-August-14, 23:18:05
I already mentioned the vbios version i am on and that is 015.041.000.000.003348, since the card is not installing drivers and screen going black, how can i can save the vbios version for upload.
ok i will try gpuz or nvflash and will upload if it doesnt help
I flashed using 015.041.000.000.003348 this bios. and after flashing atiwinflash gave me a message:
Old bios: (Nothing written here)
New Bios: 015.041.000.000.003348
All these numbers are 100% useless as these do not reperesent an MSI vbios version.
Quote from: GOP / UEFI Vbios requests - Read Here First on 29-March-13, 22:47:26
4.) Be aware that gpu-z screenshots or what gpu-z reads out as bios version are NOT of any use for identifying the required vbios version. While it doesn't hurt to add those when S/N and an actual copy of the vbios are also supplied simply just adding screenshots or version readouts will not get you any further and us having to ask for the required informations.
As Svet already said we need the actual vbios.

MSI R9 270x OC edition 4gb - black screen after windows logo

Good afternoon,
I am the proud owner of 2 x MSI R9 270x OC edition 4gb cards, One is working a treat, the other is not.
When I use on of them, I get the boot screen (the one with the option to go into the BIOS), then I get the Windows logo, then nothing but a black screen, output from the card is detected by the monitor (green light at the bottom instead of stand by) but nothing else. the other card works perfect on its own.
They are both detected when I run windows in safe mode.
This also happens if I run crossfire on both cards.
SN/ 602-V303-095B1312011152 (this is the good one)
SN/ 602-V303-095B1312011157 (this is the bad one)
Could this be a BIOS issue?
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Bios Version:Version:
Video Card: msi R9 270X OC edition 4gb
PSU: XFX750 pro
CPU: i5-2500K CPU @ 3.30GHz
Memory: Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3 12800)
SSD/ HDD: 120GB SSD, 1TB HDD, 150GB HDD
CPU COOLER: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO
Operating System: Win 7 Ultimate 64bit

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When I use on of them, I get the boot screen (the one with the option to go into the BIOS), then I get the Windows logo, then nothing but a black screen, output from the card is detected by the monitor (green light at the bottom instead of stand by) but nothing else. the other card works perfect on its own.
you mean when you use one of them only or?
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This also happens if I run crossfire on both cards.
SN/ 602-V303-095B1312011152 (this is the good one)
SN/ 602-V303-095B1312011157 (this is the bad one)
can you save and upload both vbioses and give a link to it?

270X Gaming - Black screen after driver install

I just recently purchased an MSI R9 270X Twin Frozr Gaming.
I physically installed the board and booted my PC. Windows started fine, albeit in VGA mode. I then proceeded to install the latest AMD drivers for the card (13.11 Beta). I made it through installation and then rebooted. When I rebooted, I got a blank, black screen after the "Starting Windows" screen. I was unable to boot windows, so I restored to last known configuration and tried again with different drivers (13.9) with the same result.
Does anyone know why windows hangs when it loads the display driver? Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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ASRock Z77 Extreme4
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4x4GB Corsair Vengeance (stock profile)
Rosewill CAPSTONE 550W ([email protected])
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Hi everyone. I just wanted to give you an update. It seems I have resolved the problem.
After attempting other fixes (fresh Windows install, MB BIOS update, etc), flashing the BIOS of the video card fixed the problem. I used the BIOS version
015.040.000.000.002887. I believe the BIOS the card shipped with is 015.039.000.000.002887. Anyway, there are no problems now. I was able to install Catalyst 13.11 Beta 9.5 with no problems and no black screens.
I got the BIOS and ATIWinflash from TechPowerUp. I'd post links, but I am too new to the board.
Thanks guys.

[HELP] MSI Radeon R9 270X BLACK SCREEN during driver installation

Hello,
I own the R9 270X, which is on my PCI-E x16 slot, motherboard: Gigabyte ga-b85m-d3h.
When I try to install drivers for my card (those that come from AMD site, those from MSI site or those on the CD attached with card) my screen turns black in the middle of installation.
The monitor works, but there is just black screen displayed. When I restart it stays black after the Windows logo or it crashes during the usage. When it crashes it displays a solid color screen with some vertical stripes. Usually somewhere after 15 minutes from start.
My motherboard BIOS is up to date.
Card has worked great for 2 hours after fresh installation of Windows but then the problems i mentioned came back. I was even able to play games on high settings, but then the solid-color-crash occured again.
Is my card faulty and should I return it?
Specs:
Intel Core i5-4440
Gigabyte GA-B85M-D3H Intel B85 LGA 1150 mATX
Power: Corsair VS 450W ATX 120mm
Windows 8.1 64, but tested also on Windows 7 64 installed on my computer.

I'm back on my computer (where I can't install propper drivers), haven't checked with afterburner.
Two scenarios:
1. The screen started to flick/jump when we wanted to run testing game (Call Of Duty 4) on his computer, we didn't even get pass the starting window, then when we returned to Windows the flickering and jumping didn't stop. Then it was steady for a 5 second, and again flickering and jumping.
2. When I first received my newly assembled computer after fresh Windows installation I was able to play Assassins’ Creed Black Flag for about 15 minutes, then the flickering/jumping occur. Then after many trials (including removing and trying different drivers, setting up fresh windows and so on -remember, I wasn't able to even install the drivers after that) I was able to again install drivers and play for like 2 hours. Then - same as earlier problem occur.
So in conclusion, I've manage to install my drivers two times. But then the "solid color and stripes" or "jumping and flickering" problem occurred after few minutes of computer usage.
One more thing. On my computer even at low resolution the screen had some glitches (stripes here, dots there), on my friend's computer, there were no glitches at first. The flickering-and-jumping or solid-color-and-stripes problem occurs only on resolution HIGHER than 800x600.

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