Hi
@MedRuf . Welcome to the community. I strongly encourage you to add a meaninful signature with your hardware/macOS set up to increase your chances of others replying and helping you, including what macOS version you'r running, the OCLP version (if used) etc.
Now back to your issue. Please confirm your firmware version. I assume it's 144.0.0.0.0 given you're running those X5690's. WHat is the exact model of your GPU - make, model names - e.g. Sapphire Pulse RX 580 8GB. This may help someone else guide you to fixing the problem. Now back to you GPU, some RX580s hitting the market have been mined and the BIOS has ben changed and will cause a conflict with macOS. Does your GPU have a BIOS switch - usually the RX580 have a Gaming and Compute VBIOS (they can be referred to with other names like MINING, or OC etc). If you have the BIOS switch chances are that the other one may have been left untouched, so toggle the switch and try again. If the VBIOS has been changed and isn;t compatible with Apple then you could consider reflashing it back to the original BIOS. I'll levae you to do your own reading on this, but perhaps
this link might get you started.
Another likely issue might be with your OCLP settings. There's a tick option for "AMD GOP Injection - Inject AMD GOP on PC GPUs". Before you deploy OCLP, consider resetting NVRAM (restart holding down these 4 keys continuously:
Cmd+
Opt+
P+R
) until you've heard the startup chime sound 3 times (make it 4 if you think you've missed the first one). Let us know how you go.
@sfalatko bet me to it concerning the BIOS
but makes a good point about having the RX580 installed at the time you build OCLP and then apply root patches.