(Better than keeping something that can't work.) In the US, some vendors will allow you to return a product at will, but you'd have to pay a 15% 'restocking' fee. Thanks for the support.Sorry that a return may be difficult. Thanks for the answer my friend, yes the motherboard have the latest bios installed from the 2011, i have not updated it because there is no new updates, the problem here is that no one will accept an opened graphic card, only if the graphic card is defectous or have some problem, they will send the graphic to the technical service, i hope it works, i think i will buy it tomorrow. Which of this 2 graphic cards do you recommend me ?, i know that gigabyte it's better but Asrock have 8 GB, the difference of price of this 2 is little. Gigabyte Video AMD RX 570 4GB Gaming | PC Factory

Try that if the system won't boot with the new graphics card.īest of luck.Thanks for the answer my friend, yes the motherboard have the latest bios installed from the 2011, i have not updated it because there is no new updates, the problem here is that no one will accept an opened graphic card, only if the graphic card is defectous or have some problem, they will send the graphic to the technical service, i hope it works, i think i will buy it tomorrow.ĪSRock Phantom Gaming D Radeon RX570 8G OC (PG D RADEON RX570 8G OC) In the past, I have had to clear the CMOS before the new graphics card isn't properly recognized at first. If the system boots, install the Radeon drivers. (Have the installer for the Radeon drivers already downloaded, or use the CD.) Make sure that the motherboard has it latest BIOS installed. Here is the procedure I recommend for the swap: I think you're probably OK, but it may be wise to buy a card from a source that accepts returns in the unlikely even that there is a problem. A little Web searching suggests that an RX-570 or RX-580 works on some non-UEFI motherboards.

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