Went back to F33g, unfortunately Gigabyte removed F33 final for some reason and you can only access the F33g beta on their site now, but I'm back at my old settings, stable again. Won't ever be updating the BIOS on this board again.

Sigh.. I knew I shouldn't have updated my BIOS. I was fine at 1866FCLK on F33 for months and months with my X570 Elite, now I update to F36d and I get buttloads of WHEA errors at the same settings as previous.

I know that's the latest BIOS, I'm asking what's changed from the last version, I'm on like F33 and have been scared to update further because at some point I was going from like 5125MHz peak boost to 5000 max, so I was worried they were doing something to reduce the performance to increase stability...

Anyone know what's new with the latest BIOS for X570 Aorus Elite?

This is a hilariously bad take lol, you act like my computer could just go corrupt at any second, as if tens of thousands of people haven't worked out stability tests for overclocks and found out what the safe limits are for voltages and stuff. Nothing is run out-of-spec voltage wise, everything is...

Disagree entirely, reducing my RAM latency from like 63-65ns on XMP to 54ns when tuned carefully can have a big impact on some games. The performance is there, the overclock is stable, why would I not do a little bit of work to get it? Like buying a car that runs on 93 octane but running it on 87 just...

Has anyone on an Aorus Elite had better RAM or curve optimizer stability with any upgrades after F33? I'm currently on F33 because I didn't need any of the things after it, mainly the USB issues fixes. But my RAM is being a turd about overclocking so if there's any chance updating to F34 or F35 would...

Sounds like F35 is nothing worthwhile unless you need the new CPU support on the X570 Elite. Someone correct me if I'm wrong though.

I'm pretty sure I'm on F33 or F34, no reason to update right now.

Since F33, my SYS_FAN 1 header refuses to control the speed of my fans, they're at idle, about 800RPM out of a possible 2000RPM 100% of the time. I tried auto, pwm, and voltage modes and none would control the speed.

X570 Aorus Elite, 5900X.

I used F33 because I totally forgot F34 was posted here, although I doubt there's any performance differences, and I don't have any bugs on F33 yet.

A suggestion from what I see on F33 though, there's a lot of options in the BIOS that are in like 2 or 3 places, like power down mode and...