Thanks. I was referring to like a f6 beta but appears we have to wait. F5 has been released on the website, dated June 21. Has some bugs, with s3 sleep in non windows OSes and also the initial boot after installation, I had to turn off the power supply multiple times to get the system to do the initial...

stasio I’m curious if there has been any beta bios update for the z590 vision d? F5 has some serious problems in s3 sleep with non-windows OSes. I had to go back to an earlier T bios....

Any updated BIOS for z590 Vision D? I notice that while you’ve posted BIOS F5 for several weeks, Gigabyte’s website still only has F5D from April 2021… seems they’re not confident in this F5 BIOS?...

stasio Question for Z590: I notice Gigabyte hasn't yet posted the final Z590 bioses on its website... the beta bioses are still posted.

Yet here, the final BIOSes have been posted since 2 weeks ago (e.g., F5 for Z590 Vision D). Is Gigabyte still testing the final releases?? Shall we expect...

I can't speak to AMD motherboards, and I see no reason why they would be different, but my Intel Gigabyte boards certainly support USB1.1 12 mbps devices... USB has been built with backwards compatibility....

Yes and just to add on: Usb 3.2 2x2 is 20 gbps and USB4 will bring its own different flavor of 20 gbps, as well as 40 gbps with backwards compatibility with thunderbolt3. USB is a good thing......

Oh ok, gigabyte’s website doesn’t have a F5e posted; they only have up to F5d. I was just curious as to why no f5e on gigabyte’s main site. Thank you !...

stasio What changed with z590 vision d f5f, I noticed they skipped f5e....

F20 works great with the 10700K in the Z490 Vision D. And unlike F5, F20 enables Kernel DMA protection for thunderbolt, you know to protect against thunderspy I guess... as if anyone will have access to my PC lolz. But the early F20 Bioses (F20a, b, c) were bugged out with some memory kits and XMP....

How do we unlock the gigabyte vision d bios to enable the hidden rgb fusion settings? They’re in there but gigabyte hides them....