Not really concerning if he has only one of those connected. I know it must be scary and complex looking to a newbie. You can find guides on how to do it on the internet, if you want any help with the process though, do consult me on it. Almost all Sapphire cards have a BIOS switch on them (if you have your gpu in your PC right now, look at it, it should be on the left top side of your GPU) so if the flashing goes wrong in any way, you can just switch to the second BIOS and all will be fine! So no risk for you. Risky because it could brick your card and you'd need another one to flash it back in order for it to work again. Then you need to flash it which is pretty easy, but kinda risky.
Contact Sapphire, tell them the problem you are facing and ask them for a compatible BIOS for your GPU. Probably the thermal limits are jumbled up in the version your card has. Maybe put a different PSU in your PC to check if it's dying (completely unrelated to the CPU "problem" you mentioned above).Īnd the last thing you can do (and the one I would recommend you to try first), is flash your GPU with the latest BIOS, provided by Sapphire.
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