GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

[Optimalnz]

Been dealing with whea error snice day one, amd has lost my business, Intel alder Lake come sooner

[gigaplex]

I know it sucks but the AMD spec says anything above 3200MHZ is considered OC. I guess that means anything above 1600HZ for FCLK is considered OC as well. That means they will not try to fix WHEA errors happening above those speeds.

Sort of. They do try but they don't guarantee it. That's why I only bought a 3200 kit for my system. I've been bitten by XMP overclocks on previous builds.

[Twdouglas]

Not really any change for me with B550i/5950x going from F13i to F13 official

CPU/memory clocks similar but needed slightly more dram volts in official , Bluetooth issue remains resolved in official as it was in 13i (all USB ports populated including front ports from header)

[cyberloner]

Been dealing with whea error snice day one, amd has lost my business, Intel alder Lake come sooner

tweak with pbo and positive some gold core... else manual set cpu speed and vcore....

[jwsg]

How is this for testing... Doing my recommendation for the Bluetooth Low Energy GATT and turning off Window's FAST BOOT has kept my BT from disappearing completely from device manager since January even back on the F11 Bios, running 24/7. Which also confirms it was never a BIOS issue. (Never had the yellow triangle issue).

No one is saying its a BIOS issue. Its a weakness is the h/w design of the module.
But it seemed possible that code added to the F13 BIOS might either gate the power on suspend or reset the glitch at startup to make the issue never re-appear.

If you want people to accept a Windows settings based fix that then its simple to prove it. Take your 100% working system and change back the setting and if thats really a fix then you'll see the issue come back. This is how fixes ought to be tested as a minimum

I'm not offering any fix apart from using a USB dongle and perhaps there never will be one. But when I tried F13 it didnt resolve the issue for me so its sad to read people saying its fixed - I'm happy you and others have a working config but until everyone is happy its not fixed.

[buttflower]

To be fair youre saying both to spend time to maybe get some improvement in some games (but what games what settings what resolution what GPU) even if it puts yourself at risk of stability in other PC uses and then underneath say if its not broken dont fix it and dont get greedy etc

When I see some of the issues people post - from WHEA to random reboots - and I know I'm getting adequate CPU perf from a stock 5800x (and even in ECO mode) with 3600CL16 XMP I'm happy just to undervolt my Ampere as in ITX it does put out a lot of heat.

I tired F13 after waiting a bit and carefully reverting settings etc before flashing but its not really helped with onboard devices issues with AMD/GB

This is a hilariously bad take lol, you act like my computer could just go corrupt at any second, as if tens of thousands of people haven't worked out stability tests for overclocks and found out what the safe limits are for voltages and stuff. Nothing is run out-of-spec voltage wise, everything is tested for total stability clock wise. I've never had a single WHEA error lol

[Optimalnz]

gigabyte site is down ?

[FedeS]

No one is saying its a BIOS issue. Its a weakness is the h/w design of the module.
But it seemed possible that code added to the F13 BIOS might either gate the power on suspend or reset the glitch at startup to make the issue never re-appear.

If you want people to accept a Windows settings based fix that then its simple to prove it. Take your 100% working system and change back the setting and if thats really a fix then you'll see the issue come back. This is how fixes ought to be tested as a minimum

I'm not offering any fix apart from using a USB dongle and perhaps there never will be one. But when I tried F13 it didnt resolve the issue for me so its sad to read people saying its fixed - I'm happy you and others have a working config but until everyone is happy its not fixed.

I'm sorry you still have problems with BT, but I too like the others can confirm that I no longer had the problem of the BT module disappearing with latest bios/driver.
It's probably your motherboard that has faulty, if you can I recommend an RMA

[jwsg]

LOL no - but it would help to swap for an Asus B550i though

[jwsg]

This is a hilariously bad take lol, you act like my computer could just go corrupt at any second, as if tens of thousands of people haven't worked out stability tests for overclocks and found out what the safe limits are for voltages and stuff. Nothing is run out-of-spec voltage wise, everything is tested for total stability clock wise. I've never had a single WHEA error lol

When something does go wrong one day you'll understand

[TrebleTA]

stasio has there been any changes to the Z390 Master bios since f11o GK or do you know of any upcomming changes. Where the new windows 11 update is soon plus the problems with the voltage still. Like I set Dram voltage 1.36v yet board sets it 1.38 same for other voltage settings, I Was going to hassle e support but sure your know more?

[adrianhensler]

gigabyte site is down ?

See: https://tech.slashdot.org/story/21/0...ansomware-gang

[Nightly]

Hi, everyone

someone will have a stable bios version for x570 master rev 1.2 for ryzen 5000?

Thank you very much in adv...

[Waltc]

Hi, everyone

someone will have a stable bios version for x570 master rev 1.2 for ryzen 5000?

Thank you very much in adv...

https://www.gigabyte.com/us/Motherboard/X570-AORUS-MASTER-rev-10/support#support-dl-bios

(Bios version F34 is the same for all x570 Master revisions)

F34 is rock solid for me--no problems.

[Hg202]

The X570 Aorus Master (rev 1.0) page lists BIOS F34:

https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/X570-AORUS-MASTER-rev-10/support#support-dl-bios

But when I click on the download link I get "Not found"?

https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/BIOS/mb_bios_x570-aorus-master_f34.zip