5850OC motherboard connection?

Discussion in 'Videocards - AMD Radeon' started by Usper, Dec 10, 2010.

  1. Usper

    Usper Member

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    Gigabyte ATi HD5850OC
    This card: ATi Radeon 5850
    In this motherboard: Intel DP55WB
    Results in this report from GPU-Z: GPU-Z report
    Now what puzzles me, is the statement that GPU-Z shows
    which would indicate, that my graphic card is practically connected through only PCI-E x4 slot, which I suppose would mean a significant performance loss. Anyone has any ideas if there actually is anything to do?
     
  2. Steppis

    Steppis Master Guru

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    Hmm Odd. You board has one full x16 lane.. Have you looked into the bios settings? perhaps there is a setting for PCI-E
     
  3. Usper

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    There is no PCI-E setting.
    Everest Ultimate says the same thing, PCI Express 2.0 x16 @ x4
     
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  4. Usper

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    -bump please
     

  5. connta

    connta Banned

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    maybe reset bios to defaults and try then... its a long shot but i really cant think of a reason for this except that you overlooked something...

    theres also display of pci-e width in cpu-z, check it out but if two programs are reporting the same odds are third will too... i trust it you have the latest versions of the programs too...

    EDIT: http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=326404 check this out, while guide is made for P55/X58 issue it will do forced installation of the latest intel chipset driver for any intel mobo... that could also be your problem, mobo drivers...
     
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  6. Usper

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    Updated BIOS, still no change. This is what it says:
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  7. teleguy

    teleguy Maha Guru

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    Is the onboard gpu disabled?
     
  8. Usper

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    There is no onboard GPU on this mobo. I have now tried 3 different BIOS updates without a satysfying result. Different Graphic card drivers have no effect on this.
     
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  9. mmsandi

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    try a simple thing ..reseating your vga, for example
     
  10. dudecat64

    dudecat64 Ancient Guru

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    Or try another card if you have one and see if it runs at x4. Is that motherboard pci-express 2.0 compatible?
     

  11. GeoD

    GeoD Maha Guru

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    reseat the card. i have had some funny issues over the years that were fixed by this. as for 2.0 compatibility, a p55 is pcix2.0 isnt it?. my p35 is 1.1 and my 5850 has always ran great on it.
     
  12. dudecat64

    dudecat64 Ancient Guru

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    Oops my bad the motherboard supports pci-express 2.0.
     
  13. Usper

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    Reseating was one of the first things I tried, with no effect. DP55WB and 5850 have no apparent reason to not work properly together, so it's gotta be something funny. I hope I fix the BIOS, which now, after my "skilled" blind settings is refusing to start and the computer just beeps angrily :-D
     
  14. naike

    naike Ancient Guru

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    That's very weird, have you tried other cards? Or have you tried that card on another system?
     
  15. Usper

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    No other system available :-( Well, I give up. At least I fixed the BIOS, now I'll send it to the experts.
     

  16. RS-X

    RS-X Master Guru

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    I face this same problem with my Mobo. My solution is

    1. remove your GFX from the mother board.
    2. Take a clean cloth and clean the PCI EX connectors in the card (the golden ribbed on the card.)
    3. Clean the PCI EX slot in the motherboard. Use brush and a cloth. Try to clean the inner parts of the slot by the cloth.

    4. Reconnect every thing and load defult Bios.

    Works for me very well.
     
  17. johnny87au

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    Try one last thing, Change PCI-E frequency in bios to 103 and see if it works, if not RMA the card or try a old GPU and see if it works, Could be your PCI-E lane..
     
  18. Usper

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    Okay, so I unpacked the computer, tried both of these suggestions, none worked. Sorry guys, but thank you very very much for your help.
     
  19. johnny87au

    johnny87au Guest

    RMA time :)
     
  20. Usper

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    PEG slot on the mobo was faulty. They gave me a new one.
     

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