(Gigabyte X570 AORUS Owners Thread)

Have you tried the PCIe Generation setting in Bios?
I had issues with low/inconsistent SSD speeds and enforcing PCIe Gen. 3 fixed that completely for me.

I've just picked up a Vega 56 for 200€. If I find anything problematic I will post it here.
My old GTX 760 was running just fine on my X570 Elite.

Make sure you have the PCIe Gen. set to Gen. 3 in Bios and see if that helps.
As for the lower than expected fps..
now there's a whole lot of components and potential issues involved. I wouldn't immediately blame the board unless most other main factors have been checked on.
Like:
Is the 3900X reaching the expected boost clocks?
Is the 2080 set up correctly, so there's no power saving or fps limiting setting in place?
Is the card drawing as much power as expected?
Are the temps reasonable?
How does it perform in GPU benchmarks and are power draw and temps ok during those?

@GBT-MatthewH In the gigabyte overclocking Buildzoid video he states that gigabyte boards lose PCIe Gen 4 capability at 1.2v SOC instead of 1.1v. Is that true for all motherboards or just the extreme, in my case I have a x570 Master?

Is there a way to tell if PCIe Gen 4 has been disabled?

Thanks

Hi I've bought the X570 I AORUS PRO WIFI (rev. 1.0) | Motherboard recently and I'm having three issues:

1. I can't really tell if it's using the XMP profile from my RAM (3000), it says in BIOS that it's using it, but I've never saw them reaching that speed. How can I check it to be sure?

2. The Chipset temps are really high, hoverin 74° and such in idle.

3. The main SSD temps are horrendous, even with the big heatsink that comes with and the chipset heatsink above, around 60°/65° when idle. On the other hand the SSD in the back, while hot, it's around 45°50°.

These are the componenets of my RIG:

LIAN LI PC-Q39
Gigabyte X570 I AORUS PRO WIFI
AMD Ryzen 3900x
NXZT Kraken X52
Corsair Vengeance LPX 64GB
AORUS NVMe Gen4 SSD 2TB (under the chipset heatsink)
SSD M2 NVMe INTEL 660p 2TB (in the back of the mobo)
1 HDD WDBlack 4 TB
ASUS STRIX 1080 ti
Corsair SF600



...and yes I know that my CASE is horrible for temps and doesn't have fans, but yet I thought that you could have this new GEN4 SSDs in even smaller cases like the Louqe, Sabre and similar.
What is the level of risk of operating with this temps constantly? any solution or idea will be more than welcome, if not I'm thinking of selling this new SSD or even leave the ITX stuff for goo

Take a look in AmD CBS.
I suggest you do not tweek nothing in Amd overclocking menu.

You could just go to the PBO menu, put the limits to "Motherboard" which maxes out all the PBO limits.

There is no such menu.

You cant really set anything concerning power limits in AMD CBS. Also, there is no AMD overclocking menu.

So, hoping for AGESA 1.0.0.4 to include an unified AMD overclocking menu seems to be my only option?

I'm using the X570 Aorus Pro Wifi with the latest F6e BIOS posted on this thread.

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@GBT-MatthewH FYI - on latest Beta Bios F5F for x570 Elite I had one Blue Screen in Windows and a lot of stuttering in CS GO. Other game have been running well.
-> I did not had any problems on the other BIOS Versions. Right now im back on 5B -> erverything is buttery smooth.

System Info:

Ryzen 3600
X570 Aorus Elite
RTX 2070 Super (DCH Driver - 436.48)
32 GB Ram Crucial Ballistik (3000 CL15 -> [email protected] MHZ / CL16 -> Micron E Die
Samsung NVME 970 Plus (500 GB) (Slot 1 > Direct connected to CPU)
Corsair SFX 600W Platinum
Win 10: 18362.418 - 1903
BIOS: F5B

Changed in BIOS:
-manual OC of RAM with safe settings from dram calculator
-fast boot enabled
-spread spectrum disabled, BCLK: 100 mhz

Does somebody know what are those PCI Express Root ports are and why there are listed?
And why I see the Sata Ports here?

At the moment only have a Samsung NVME 970 Plus installed on my x570.
When compared with my x470 Crosshair Board on a 2700x, neither my Sataports, either PCI Express Root ports have been listed.

Thanks for support


System Info:

Ryzen 3600
X570 Aorus Elite
RTX 2070 Super (DCH Driver - 436.48)
32 GB Ram Crucial Ballistik (3000 CL15 -> [email protected] MHZ / CL16 -> Micron E Die
Samsung NVME 970 Plus (500 GB) (Slot 1 > Direct connected to CPU)
Corsair SFX 600W Platinum
Win 10: 18362.418 - 1903
BIOS: F5B

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Download Ryzen Master to view Ram speed and timings

To view Chipset temp look under IT8688E Sensor in HWiNFO64 Not sure what the higher temp shown under Gigabyte is perhaps its the Hot Spot temp similar to GPUs if your temp is 74 under the IT8668E sensor as shown in pic then you really need to work on air flow or add a separate fan and aim towards the chipset

NVMEs get really hot. Did you remove the blue film on the heatsink from the motherboard before installing nvme? IF you did then look into better airflow

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