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Do we happen to have an ETA for the final version of F36 for X570 Aorus Master?
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Intel WiFi 22.140 https://www.intel.com/content/www/us...-adapters.html
Intel BT 22.140 https://www.intel.com/content/www/us...indows-11.htmlComment
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for real?! It is writen : Your Bios is protected with SecureFLash. Search for SEcureFLash in Bios and disable it.Originally posted by zh3rtwa View Post
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Hey stasio, was there (beta) bios with AGESA 1.2.0.3C available ever for the x570 aorus master, or only 1.2.0.3B (F34/F35b)?
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Need to check 11 months ago, what is posted in this thread.....I can't remember, sorry.Originally posted by St0RM53 View PostComment
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Hello dear stasio !
Please help me, I need some good beta bios for a gigabyte z690 UD motherboard, I can't find this motherboard on this page, I have a lot of problems with this bios, I love using gigabyte products a lot, but now somehow I don't did well!
Thank you very much !
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He asking for AGESA 1.2.0.3C, you posting him AGESA 1.0.0.4B, 3 years ago.Originally posted by MW0815 View Post
Really......
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Still feels stuttering with enable fTPM on B550 AORUS Elite V1, F15c..Comment
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Note the "V2" difference--this is the second version of 1.2.0.7 AMD has released. This one supposedly does more to address the Win11 stutter bug, which I've never had, thankfully, at any time over the last three years, in both Win10 & Win11 with fTPM enabled. (x570 Aorus Master now running F36e & a 3900X) It will be interesting to see if this corrects the issue some people report having even after they've installed V1 of the 1.2.0.7 AGESA. AMD is super-responsive and very sensitive when it comes to giving their customers what they want and ask for. I've been impressed by AMD's unstinting support of AM4. I'm not sure that any CPU manufacturing company has ever done something like this. Intel never has.Originally posted by Aromat View Post
Originally, I didn't think AMD should bother trying to back port Zen2/3 compatibility to x3xx and x4xx AM4 Ryzen chipsets (I still own motherboards with those chipsets.) And originally, AMD wasn't going to do that, IIRC. But on reflection and after looking at a number of these fTPM-stutter posts (including the reported USB disconnection problem--another problem I've never had at any time over the last three years, having used every bios GB has released for the x570 Master since F3.
I'm content to say I was wrong and AMD was right. I'm sure that this remarkable attention to the needs/wants of its retail customers is unprecedented, and in this AMD has no peer.Comment
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The B550 Aorus Elite F15c already has V2, from the release notes:Originally posted by Waltc View Post- Checksum : 794D
- Update AMD AGESA V2 1.2.0.7
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