3090 FE detected by hiveos as "Picasso"

[Sysdom]

First time building a rig with an AMD motherboard (Aorus x570 elite wifi). 3090FE GPU shows in hiveos console as “Picasso” and I can’t mine with it or interact with it. Running “Nvidia-info” command shows no gpus detected

I’ve set PCIe to gen 2, disabled CSM, moved the riser to another pcie slot, and swapped the riser with a known good one. Does anyone have suggestions on what I can try next?

[HaloGenius]

Picasso - it’s codename of AMD APU. It’s because you have 3200G AMD processor (with internal GPU core)
Your Nvidia GPU not detected at all. Why? Check your connections, check GPU

[Sysdom]

It was the BIOS. Updated to R33h from R30, which resolved the issue.

[paopascualon]

Hi, i have the same issue with this motherboard

[tisoloteam]

@HaloGenius

ia GPU not detected at all. Why? Check your connections, check GP

Hello guys.
I have Asus ROG Strix B450-F Gaming II with the latest BIOS with a few 3090 cards.

I believe this is BIOS setting which causes hiveos os showing “picasso”.
Initially it wasn’t there at all, but

• I was trying to make my motherboard hdmi operational for hiveos, with no luck so far.
• I recall I toggled some settings and picasso appeared in the list of GPUs.
• Then I reset BIOS a few times but picasso is still there.

Quick questions:

1. Should we even fight against this “disabled” gpu ? If yes, what is the BIOS settings ?
2. Should HDMI work with motherboard ?

[HaloGenius]

According to your information (B450 chipset) I guess that you have installed some AMD processor with built-in GPU core codenamed “Picasso”.
So it’s not your 3090s.

[tisoloteam]

That is correct.
This is 4 × AMD Ryzen 3 3200G with Radeon Vega Graphics AES.

I was confused a little,especially during this time my rig was failing to start.
I rebuilt it from scratch and I don’t see Picasso anymore.
I don’t think I changed something in the BIOS to affect it.

By the way, dear HiveOS support informed me that this is rather a cosmetic feature of their interface they will remote in the future.