(Gigabyte X570 AORUS Owners Thread)

I have tried for days to figured this out. On Aorus master this is my best settings. Memory i use is Gskill F4-3600C16D-16GVK. Used Dram calculator. PBO off. Yeah, volts under low load is high, but it doesnt matter. This settings works for me. I do post bios settings and some results.

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Actualy I've got some errors with Memtest86 v8.3 while OC 3733Mhz, and XMP 3200.
The only way to not get errors was @2133Mhz, and this is the only way I've survived with AMD from July until now.


Yep, tested at 3200Mhz XMP, still having errors at the same test.
2133Mhz is the only freq where there are no errors.

I'm starting to get burned out with this problem. The only way I've survived with AMD in the past 5 months was on 2133Mhz and I was quite happy that it was stable. All has changed with F10d F10 bios that started adding BSOD's on 2133Mhz aswel.

Seems like the first thing to do is to RMA the RAM, then if the new ones are OK, then RMA the MB, then the CPU .... It is wearing me out

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I'm one of X570 Elite owners who can't see all their drives in the boot priority list, but is able to boot via F12 override on startup. I'm on the production F10 BIOS. Is there anything I can do to fix this problem? For reference, my SATA slots:

0: SSD I want to boot from; does NOT show in boot priority
1:
2: DVD drive; DOES show up in boot priority
3: HDD; does NOT show up in boot priority
4: HDD; DOES up in boot priority
5:

No M2, only PCIe device is my GTX 1060.

@GBT-MatthewH , what would be the best course of action to gain attention and traction from Gigabyte regarding improving RGB Fusion software? I tried customer service, have a long thread with them, and it's like a wall to get through.

Since you are getting errors with memtest86 can you test only 1 stick at a time? usually its only 1 stick that is physically defective. Save you screen shots of errors as you will need them for the RMA process. Also to rule out motherboard test single stick in different slots.

But yeah definitely start the RMA process on that RAM kit. Running @ 2133 is not a viable solution since it seems problem has gotten worse and it should work at rated speed without any errors period.

I had a RAM kit I bought for my brother and it took several weeks to track it down as it did not show memtest86 errors but only error-ed out during AIDA64 stress test when XMP was enabled. Turned out 1 stick crapped out once the voltage went above 1.3. Only took a couple weeks to get new kit and it works as expected.

When you go to RMA though, only mention it throwing errors with stock XMP. Otherwise they may try to blame your overclock. But at the XMP settings it should work without any errors in memtest86 (tests for hardware defects)

The memtest hcl I mentioned along with another user tests for timings stability and is a great tool to ensure any memory overclock is 100% stable. It also isn't a bad idea to test default xmp settings over night on a known good kit that passes memtest86 to ensure you do not need to adjust any voltages (ie SOC, etc)

Does anyone here have the Aorus Ultra?

How does it compare to the Elite, Master, etc...?

Thinking of switching over from Asus when I get my 3900x.

Thanks,

Mel

Is there any way to make the smart fan settings in bios persist when flashing a new BIOS. I'm really getting sick of resetting the damn curves.

I've allready started the RMA procedure, I will send the RAM KIT to the retailer tommorow.
I will test the RAM with 1 stick at a time, just to make sure it isn't the MB's fault.
I have another 8GB Ram stick that is HyperX, but unfortunately it is only 2133Mhz, so it will serve me enough to have the PC up and running while the RAM is RMAd.

About the "adjust any voltages" ... if that is the case after the RAM comes back, then I will probably sell the platform and search for something that works as intended natively.
I don't think it's fair to have to make adjustments to a "certified" product.

I will come back with updates after I test the ram individually.

Thank you.

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+1

Also would you share your fan curves?
Even silent setting is too much aggressive

I too would like fan curves to be able to be saved and used between bios versions. I however don't think our manual fan curves will help you much as they entirely depend on what fans you have connected + how much noise you want which in turn depends on case, number of fans, case location, your ears etc. etc.