GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

[Endurance99]

Hi, a short question. Where can i find the last beta for my board "X570S AORUS Pro AX" Rev 1.1? [...]The last version on the GB Page is F4a. [...]

Well, this seems to be the latest beta for your board. At least I cannot find anotherone here nor on GB-website with the GB Bios Scanner provided in the forums here.

[pilsener69]

Updated AMD Zen 1 Through Zen 3 CPU Microcode Published

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Zen-1-To-Zen-3-2022-AMD-ucode

[lotharmatheos]

AMD Ryzen Master Utility Adds Auto & Manual Curve Optimizer

https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-master-utility-auto-and-manual-curve-optimizer/

[pilsener69]

AMD Chipset Driver 4.04.11.742 by Gigabyte

https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Driver/mb_driver_597_chipset_4.04.11.742.zip?v=71d00c1c71e421264a01f87c3b3cbbef

[mgfirewater]

attention: if you want to use the new ryzenmaster automatic detection tool to determine the pbo curve optimizer potential of your cpu.
please verify the values of ryzenmaster with corecycler. https://github.com/sp00n/corecycler
for a bulletproof system, use the setting "heavy" in corecycler .
i had a huge deviation between the values of auto curve optimizer and 24/7stable setting for all kind of loads.
corecyler determined calculation errors on 7 of 8 cores!

Core (ranking)	0 (4)	1 (6)	2 (3)	3 (8)	4 (2)	5 (7)	6 (1)	7 (5)	total
auto co	-28	-28	-19	-28	-22	-28	-20	-26	199 pt
manual	-11	-19	-5	-18	-10	-28	-4	-11	106 pt
deviation	17 (61%)	9 (32%)	14 (74%)	10 (36%)	12 (55%)	0 (0%)	16 (80%)	15 (58%)	93 (47%)

my best cores need around 75% higher value to run stable.

[TweakinOut!]

Will be picking up a 5800X3D for my X570 Xtreme Rev 1.0 board on release day, I'm on bios F35. Will there be a better bios that F36a anytime soon? And will the 3D chip work with F35?

Thanks

[xlollomanx]

Will be picking up a 5800X3D for my X570 Xtreme Rev 1.0 board on release day, I'm on bios F35. Will there be a better bios that F36a anytime soon? And will the 3D chip work with F35?

Thanks

From what I see right now if u want run the ryzen 5800X3D you must flash the bios 36a, otherwise u'll get only a black screen. Previous BIOS will not work for sure. Maybe gigabyte will release an updated F36 version or even the final release soon.

[zh3rtwa]

z390 aorus master f11
if a discrete graphics card fails, the built-in graphics is not activated automatically

[baldersz]

Thank you for the heads up I was planning to try beta bios but as far as I know, flashing is also risky not unless you know the risk and are ready for the consequences? You need to be one of the pros to do complicated things such as this. Thank you again keep it up, guys.

In my past experiences, flashing beta BIOS updates has been fine and I've generally gone down this path to fix issues (e.g. USB disconnects). I tend to now wait until stable releases as nearly all my issues have disappeared, however if you're going to run the 5800X3D then you'll need to flash the beta BIOS first to support this new CPU.

Not sure what gigabyte is doing since their most recent beta BIOS has not been updated in months!

[Waltc]

In my past experiences, flashing beta BIOS updates has been fine and I've generally gone down this path to fix issues (e.g. USB disconnects). I tend to now wait until stable releases as nearly all my issues have disappeared, however if you're going to run the 5800X3D then you'll need to flash the beta BIOS first to support this new CPU.

Not sure what gigabyte is doing since their most recent beta BIOS has not been updated in months!

I mostly agree with this, of course, except that F36c for my x570 Master is dated March 1, 2022. Granted, it's a couple of months (2) old, but it's not that old. Remember, as well, that GB has to wait on AMD to supply the AGESAs before they can even begin wrapping their own custom bios around it per motherboard and then testing them thoroughly before release.

I finally reached real stability with F36c, myself, however, I'm glad to say. Turns out the problems I was having had nothing to do with the bios, even though at first I was convinced the bios was responsible. Computers are incredibly complex today, no doubt about that. I never had any USB problems at all, actually. But it's gotten so that a GPU driver bug, for instance, can mimic a bios bug perfectly! All things considered, I think they do a fine job.

[TweakinOut!]

fTPM still causing HUGE delay issues even if disabled in bios and it's somehow related to PSP

To truly disable it I think you need to also go into Device Manager and disable PSP there, also. Still testing

EDIT: This might be bios specific. I'm on an X570 Xtreme Rev. 1.0 F36a (1.2.0.6. B) for a new chip and thought I had fTPM disabled in bios but still was having HUGE delays, outgoing Packet Loss, bad stuttering while gaming online. It was disabled. So maybe that function to disable it doesn't work, OR it's also related to 'AMD PSP 11.0 Device'

[Waltc]

fTPM still causing HUGE delay issues even if disabled in bios and it's somehow related to PSP

To truly disable it I think you need to also go into Device Manager and disable PSP there, also. Still testing

EDIT: This might be bios specific. I'm on an X570 Xtreme Rev. 1.0 F36a (1.2.0.6. B) for a new chip and thought I had fTPM disabled in bios but still was having HUGE delays, outgoing Packet Loss, bad stuttering while gaming online. It was disabled. So maybe that function to disable it doesn't work, OR it's also related to 'AMD PSP 11.0 Device'

...Or maybe it's something else entirely that is conflicting with fTPM on your board. Could be the bios of some peripheral you are running that is conflicting--the symptoms sound just like a hardware conflict, although I haven't had one of those in years. Been running fTPM for at least two years without difficulty on a x570 Aorus Master in Win10 & Win11. I'm running the same AGESA you are atm. Besides drives, the only peripheral I have installed internally is an AMD GPU--a 5700XT and now a 6700XT. AMD seems to think it's sort of a software issue they said they can fix through adjusting the fTPM interaction with the flash ram, but they haven't released anything yet. It's weird because apparently most people don't have this problem, which would seem to point to a software or hardware conflict. Then again...Keep us posted on what you find! It's an interesting problem.

[lotharmatheos]

attention: if you want to use the new ryzenmaster automatic detection tool to determine the pbo curve optimizer potential of your cpu.
please verify the values of ryzenmaster with corecycler. https://github.com/sp00n/corecycler
for a bulletproof system, use the setting "heavy" in corecycler .
i had a huge deviation between the values of auto curve optimizer and 24/7stable setting for all kind of loads.
corecyler determined calculation errors on 7 of 8 cores!

Core (ranking)	0 (4)	1 (6)	2 (3)	3 (8)	4 (2)	5 (7)	6 (1)	7 (5)	total
auto co	-28	-28	-19	-28	-22	-28	-20	-26	199 pt
manual	-11	-19	-5	-18	-10	-28	-4	-11	106 pt
deviation	17 (61%)	9 (32%)	14 (74%)	10 (36%)	12 (55%)	0 (0%)	16 (80%)	15 (58%)	93 (47%)

my best cores need around 75% higher value to run stable.

I agree, new Ryzen Master is way too aggressive in PBO2 CO testing.
I am using Hydra Project or corecycler with HeavyShort, both can verify Ryzen Master "stable" CO in minutes...

[jwsg]

Intel BT drivers 22.130 https://www.intel.com/content/www/us...indows-11.html
Intel Wifi drivers 22.130 https://www.intel.com/content/www/us...-adapters.html

[xlollomanx]

Asus started to release bioses with agesa 1.2.0.7, that's earlier than expected. Hopefully we'll see them too here soon.