a quick google search for this term: how to recover a bricked rx580 flash
brought up this top result: https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/i-bricked-my-msi-rx580-gaming-x-gpu-but-not-anymore.234724/
check for more if it doesnt work, but this looks like it may help you.
Step one; get an original copy of your BIOS (you backed it up before flashing riiiiight?
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brought up this top result: https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/i-bricked-my-msi-rx580-gaming-x-gpu-but-not-anymore.234724/
check for more if it doesnt work, but this looks like it may help you.
Step one; get an original copy of your BIOS (you backed it up before flashing riiiiight?
??)Yes, first thing i did when i started flashing bios was saving original one, thank God.
I've read that post and the others linked inside. I think i have to try to boot with DOS and then try to flash bios.
I've read this one too: http://www.overclock.net/forum/74-graphics-cards-general/593427-how-unbrick-your-bricked-graphics-card-fix-failed-bios-flash.html
Here it doesn't sold the 1 + 8 pins, what do you suggest?
Here it says to sold (or use paperclip) pin 1 + 8 and remove it after the system restarts, so do the flash without the bridge. My system already recognize the GPU, both through windows devices window and "atiflash -i". Should i skip the phase of connecting pin? http://www.overclock.net/forum/74-graphics-cards-general/593427-how-unbrick-your-bricked-graphics-card-fix-failed-bios-flash-24.html#post25463481
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Try to switch your bios to the stock mode using bios switching panel (located in upside near display port). Then try to boot your system, if your card appears on device manager, then update the driver.
I don't have the 2 bios switch, Pulse edition only have 1.