GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

[JogDive]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

I switched both settings to 300khz:

CPU Vcore PWM Switching Rate
VAXG PWM Switch Rate


Is this right or only CPU Vcore PWM?

[Falkentyne]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

I switched both settings to 300khz:

CPU Vcore PWM Switching Rate
VAXG PWM Switch Rate


Is this right or only CPU Vcore PWM?

Yes that works.

[v1p3r]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

LLC does not work on x570 Aorus Pro. With 1.35 in BIOS and turbo LLC i get 1.312 in CB20 or x265 decoding.

[Nammi]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

Your post I send to GB HQ.....

Edit:

Bellow is reply to me from GB HQ:

We can change them perfectly.

Maybe he�s not familiar with how they change in our BIOS.

RTLs and IOLs can change cause we tried it. Maybe he has certain combination of settings that cause an issue on changing these values that we don�t know.

These values can change and if he has a problem he can send you a profile of his settings to check.

Hi, bringing this issue up again as it's still the same on F11c bios for z390 master.

It only occurs when going to DDR4-4000 speeds or higher. By dropping below 4000, RTLs and IOLs train properly and are adjustable.
This is with F4-4133C17Q-32GTZR which is on the QVL.

I've yet to meet an owner who has RTL and IOL control while running high frequency ram. Maybe they could have another look?

[AngelBG]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

Hello Sorry for my English, I could put the link for the Bios F9B, the Beta version of the Bios F9, for the Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Ultra, since it was very well optimized and does not contain the new Bios interface that the F9 has, thanks.

[stasio]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

Hello Sorry for my English, I could put the link for the Bios F9B, the Beta version of the Bios F9, for the Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Ultra, since it was very well optimized and does not contain the new Bios interface that the F9 has, thanks.

z390-aorus-ultra_f9b
z390-aorus-ultra_f9c

[AngelBG]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

Thank you very much @stasio.

z390-aorus-ultra_f9b
z390-aorus-ultra_f9c

[Piotr Kozlowski]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS for GA-z97x Gaming 7

Hi guys does bios for GA-z97x Gaming 7 release f9b reflect full support for NVMe M.2 drives?
And where I can see revisions info like for f7a f8a b and c and f9a and b Etc.?
Is there any place with description of changes for each release?

[stasio]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS for GA-z97x Gaming 7

Is there any place with description of changes for each release?

No.

[Piotr Kozlowski]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS for GA-z97x Gaming 7

No.

So where this BIOS-es are coming from?

And this "NO" is to all questions or the particular one?

If no I have to load them into program for editing and check "manually" changes?

At most, I am interested if this M.2 support is in place, but seems there is not enough people
with this hardware (or close similar enough) to take part in my query.

I see you had/have very similar hardware z97 with I5 7590K
did/are you use NVM M.2 on this board?
with modded F8 BIOS I am using crucial CT1000P1SSD8.
Can you just say if it is compatible with those BIOS-es I am asking about?

BTW.: Is Stasio your nick related to polish Name? Or just funny way similar to one?

regards,
Peter

[Vexar]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

Anyone know what the changes are in the x570 Master BETA BIOS or a location where I can find the change list?

[stasio]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

Z390 and X570 Beta BIOS updated.
No changelog atm.

[Falkentyne]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

Z390 and X570 Beta BIOS updated.
No changelog atm.

Greetings, Stasio.

F11d is missing the bug fixes from f11c. Trefi bug, missing bios etc, etc are back again.

It seems that the new DVID overvoltage fix is only "partially" working in F11d. Changing DVID mode without loadline calibration to fixed vcore with strong Loadline Calibration is working okay (did not see any high over-voltage, but did not test too much as this can be dangerous if it happens),
But changing fixed vcore to DVID mode has a new bug now: Sometimes you have to reboot "2 times" for the DVID offset to work.

The new SVID Offset fix I was testing is missing :( Enabling SVID offset disables all voltage control again.

1.20v fixed vcore bug (present in all bioses) is still present also. (changing from fixed 1.20v vcore to any auto or DVID mode will not work correctly. Enabling SVID Offset with 1.20v fixed vcore will cause NO POST CODE display, NO POST--must clear CMOS)

300 khz switching frequency is more stable than 400 or 500 khz when using Vcore loadline calibration (500 khz is the most unstable--needs more vcore). There is no difference between them when using "Normal" or "Standard" (Intel spec) Vcore Loadline Calibration of 1.6 mOhms.

[stasio]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

^
Thx bro...send your post to GB HQ.

[templ]

Re: GIGABYTE Latest Beta BIOS

│906EA│ 22 (1,5) │ B4 │2019-04-01│PRD │0x18000│0xD70400
┼─────┼───────────┼────────┼──────────┼────┼────── ─┼────────
│906EB│ 02 (1) │ B4 │2019-04-01│PRD │0x18400│0xD88400
┼─────┼───────────┼────────┼──────────┼────┼────── ─┼────────
│906EC│ 22 (1,5) │ AE │2019-02-14│PRD │0x18000│0xDA0800
┼─────┼───────────┼────────┼──────────┼────┼────── ─┼────────
│906ED│ 22 (1,5) │ B8 │2019-03-17│PRD │0x17C00│0xDB8800

in F10b where all revisions b4 ---- (latest are CA)