GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

[lafonte]

Wow. Maybe they should help us find which option can control this voltage.
Or maybe they show us real screenshot with vddg voltage above 1.0V (on AGESA 1.2.0.4 to 1.2.0.6b). zentimings?

Yes I'll be curious to see this unique board they have,

[Waltc]

Just a FYI, I found F36b for my Aorus x570 Master to be so bug-ridden I had to revert to F35 final, which I did with no trouble. Basically, almost every boot was ending up losing the bios settings--it got to be a real pain. At first--the first couple of days it seemed OK, then the bios problems began. F35 is much better in this regard--But I'll go back even further if I have to. So far F35 seems stable.

[Ourasi]

I am looking for the latest bios for my x570 Aorus Elite that can actually set VDDG voltages correctly, now both voltages are limited to 0.99v and linked, this is on F36.

Am I assuming right that any AGESA 1.2.0.3b bios (F35 from July 2021 on my motherboard), works fine?

This issue has completely blocked anything above 1833fclk with 3600mhz b-die DR 2x16gb C14 G.skills. Could it be Gigabyte supports lack of english skills is the reason they don't get this right? They report to the techs that VDDG can not be adjusted and they try to adjust voltages up a little from 700mv, and se that it does something, and therefore it's all ok. Some of the responses from them are worrying me if this is not the case..

[GregsGigabyte]

Thanks for the heads up Waltc. Running a 3700x on Gigabyte Master v1.1. Have had OC memory problems on F35 official. I am rolling back to F34 which was rock solid.

[bender007]

Hello, any beta bios for Z690 Aorus Elite DDR4 ? Thx

[MrBeer]

Just a FYI, I found F36b for my Aorus x570 Master to be so bug-ridden I had to revert to F35 final, which I did with no trouble. Basically, almost every boot was ending up losing the bios settings--it got to be a real pain. At first--the first couple of days it seemed OK, then the bios problems began. F35 is much better in this regard--But I'll go back even further if I have to. So far F35 seems stable.

I have no problems with this bios using. 5900

[kalima]

AMD make a official statement for fTPM issue (big stuttering) it's will be fixed on agesa 1.2.0.7.



I hope Gigabyte will look that soon.

[lotharmatheos]

AMD make a official statement for fTPM issue (big stuttering) it's will be fixed on agesa 1.2.0.7.



I hope Gigabyte will look that soon.

Thanks. I hope they release new BIOS with AGESA 1.2.0.7 sooner than in May...

For now, waiting for AGESA 1.2.0.6C

According to the changelog, the new AGESA 1.2.0.6C BIOS firmware adds a new security patch for AMD Raven Ridge & Picasso APUs while offering support for Vermeer-X CPUs too. It is also stated in the changelog that there are certain performance improvements made over the AGESA 1.2.0.4 and 1.2.0.5 releases.

AGESA 1.2.0.6C:

• Security Patch for Raven Ridge / Picasso APU.
• Support Vermeer-X CPU (Ryzen 7 5800X3D).
• Performance Improvements.

[Waltc]

I have no problems with this bios using. 5900

More than a few people have had to get off it, for one reason or another. But, I shouldn't be surprised, as F36b is a beta version. Glad it's working for you...;)

I wish AMD had been more specific about the fTPM stutter bug as I've been using fTPM in Win10 & Win11 for at least two years, and I've never seen the problem, and I've installed many a bios version.

[ncfoster]

I have been running F37a on X570 Aorus Elite Wifi for a few days now with no problems.
Using XMP, CSM disabled, 5800x, 64GB G.Skill F4-3600C18-32 2x, Radeon 5700X

Just putting out a data point here that I installed F37a on the same motherboard, and it was a complete ****show! I got it to boot Windows and Ubuntu a few times with some obvious hiccups and keyboard disconnects. But, today, it would not boot at all. Ended up being a several hours ordeal to get back to F35 and a working machine.

For reference, my machine is quite similar, but an nVidia GeForce2060 Super. My processor is a Ryzen 3700x. My memory is also two sticks of G.Skill, but I'd have to double-check the exact part numbers/speeds.

[RaizenX64]

Hello,
my spec. are: MB Gigabyte Aorus Gaming 7 wifi (1.0) x470 AMD, Ryzen 7 2700X 8 cores, ASUS Radeon RX Vega 64(OC) ROG, G.skill 2x 8GB 3200mhz, Win 10 PRO 64bit, SSD 970 pro samsung 1TB

Windows are freshly instaled (from cloud with data saved) and all drivers new / up to date. Latest chipset dr / gpu drivers / C++ latest versions. Win update all updated.
I just did Q-Flashed bios from F8 to F31 and then to F62 directly and skiped the EC Firmware update as mentioned in F40 - F41 bios sections...it completed succesfully but not sure about all of that much rly :( Dont know if that was a good idea :-D
Some errors poped up when i disabled CPU fTPM in bios, because it started showing code 33 on debug LED, but after disabling it in UEFI it shows even worse things - code AA and d3 and event logs showed some serious Hardware errors (3 times that error in row) related to cpu cores 0 (2 times) and 12 (1 time):
WHEA-Logger ID 18
Component report: Processor Core
Error source: Machine Check Exception
Error type: Cache Hierarchy Error
ID driver APIC procesor: 12
(translated to EN)

+ got problems with some applications not wroking and occasional system freezes too. (freezes happened before as well)
What do u guys think ? Im a dumbo for sure xD

[lafonte]

Hello,
my spec. are: MB Gigabyte Aorus Gaming 7 wifi (1.0) x470 AMD, Ryzen 7 2700X 8 cores, ASUS Radeon RX Vega 64(OC) ROG, G.skill 2x 8GB 3200mhz, Win 10 PRO 64bit, SSD 970 pro samsung 1TB

Windows are freshly instaled (from cloud with data saved) and all drivers new / up to date. Latest chipset dr / gpu drivers / C++ latest versions. Win update all updated.
I just did Q-Flashed bios from F8 to F31 and then to F62 directly and skiped the EC Firmware update as mentioned in F40 - F41 bios sections...it completed succesfully but not sure about all of that much rly :( Dont know if that was a good idea :-D
Some errors poped up when i disabled CPU fTPM in bios, because it started showing code 33 on debug LED, but after disabling it in UEFI it shows even worse things - code AA and d3 and event logs showed some serious Hardware errors (3 times that error in row) related to cpu cores 0 (2 times) and 12 (1 time):
WHEA-Logger ID 18
Component report: Processor Core
Error source: Machine Check Exception
Error type: Cache Hierarchy Error
ID driver APIC procesor: 12
(translated to EN)

+ got problems with some applications not wroking and occasional system freezes too. (freezes happened before as well)
What do u guys think ? Im a dumbo for sure xD

Is probably related to the infinity fabric, are you setting the Vddp vddg and soc voltages? are you running your ram at 3200? At times the stock value of Vddp doesn't work try to reduce it a bit like 850mV in the AMD overclocking menu

[legitsu]

reopened anouther ticket with gagablow esupport

if you have a board with the VDDG voltage bug please open a ticket to increase visablity

[Bcknee]

New chipset drivers for X570 probably B550 etc as well 4.03.03.431 https://www.amd.com/en/support/chips...ocket-am4/x570

[stasio]

Z690 BIOS updated.