GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

[Shane Holmes]

Really wish gigabyte would graduate x570 f37d to either final 37 or start a new one

[Puffnstuff]

I've noticed that on my X570 aorus master that with F36f it has slow posted multiple times now whereas F36e never did that to me.

[GEO147]

I upgraded from a 3700xto a 9900x.No end to the BSODs on my Elite Mb. Never going AMD again! Absolute **** show for years now.

[Waltc]

I upgraded from a 3700xto a 9900x.No end to the BSODs on my Elite Mb. Never going AMD again! Absolute **** show for years now.

9900x? Very few troubles for the last two years with my x570 Aorus Master. Runs like a top.

[GEO147]

No way to edit posts?

I meant 5900x.Blue screen city!

[plee82]

GB truly taking their sweet time publishing a non beta version.

[BlueMonday19]

GB truly taking their sweet time publishing a non beta version.

They're probably focussing on the new X670 boards, we'll be lucky to ever see a non-BETA X570 BIOS

[diabetes]

GEO147 I had to slightly revamp my 12hr Karhu RamTest stable memory OC after switching from a 3900X to a 5900X, but nothing major. There can be many reasons for your issue: I.e. unsuitable BIOS version/beta BIOS, unstable OC/UV (including PBO + CO), a misconfigured UEFI, (very rare) a bad CPU, which you can RMA, (also rare) a RAM chip that coincidentally decided to kick the bucket, or something else entirely.. If X570 or the Ryzen 5000 series were a BSODfest for everybody, the platform would have a much worse public reception.

On my X570 Aorus Pro R1.0, AGESA 1.2.0.3 has been the best experience for me so far.

[PrEzi]

They're probably focussing on the new X670 boards, we'll be lucky to ever see a non-BETA X570 BIOS

That's why this was my last GB Mainboard.... Excuses...excuses.... there will always be a launch of new products.
Since I expect at least same or better longevity from AM5 I will buy from other OEM.... sorry GB.
Best Features and Support for me as Prio, best bang for buck is lower on the list.

[hansmuff]

I'm having a really good time with F36f on Aorus Master. No USB problems, and PBO is very precise for me, I get great clocks out of my 5950X. I'm happy, and will most likely never burn another BIOS on this board again.

[Waltc]

I'm having a really good time with F36f on Aorus Master. No USB problems, and PBO is very precise for me, I get great clocks out of my 5950X. I'm happy, and will most likely never burn another BIOS on this board again.

Ditto...F36f...no USB problems, I'm still on my 3900X...bios version is very solid.

[legitsu]

>Expecting anything to change from beta to release version when the AGESA hasn't changed
yall are [email protected]$$ smh

[Waltc]

>Expecting anything to change from beta to release version when the AGESA hasn't changed
yall are [email protected]$$ smh

The AGESA is only part of the code...the rest of it is custom code to support your particular motherboard, manufactured by your particular OEM. The OEMs are constantly squashing bugs they find in their specific motherboard hardware--hence different bios versions using the same AGESA.

[Puffnstuff]

Support for this X570 board has been terrible so far and with the new platform on the near horizon I expect it to fall off a cliff.

[jwsg]

Although its strange there's been no full release for 8 months, that BIOS does work OK and there are betas if you do have the stutter or a 5800x3D.

Although the new 7000 series will be quicker it'll prob be another 12 months before the complaints stop about that BIOS plus the new m/bs and DDR5 will be expensive compared to B550 and DDR4

Its the same with Nvidia 4000 - theyre more expensive, 3 slot size, and pretty much need a new PSU setup, and I'm not so sure about the extra perf compared with 3000 anyway

So newer isnt always better.