[HalongPort]

It would be nice when Gigabyte would allow us to use a wider range of step-up/step-down fan time in BIOS to compensate for the short temperature spikes.
The current options (1/2/3 sec time interval) are not sufficient.

 

[IntelHouseFire]

I have been doing that, but for some reason it never saves in the bios. If I ever get a bios reset and have to load my profile, all my other values are there except for the fan profile I made. It is annoying, so if I forget I have to use the SIV software in windows.

I thought so too at first, but it actually does work for the fan profiles as well, you just have to reboot after loading the profile, then it will be there.

 

[rastaviper]

F6a. Aorus Pro Wifi. 3700x. 2070 super. G.skill trident z 2x8 F4-3600C15D-16GTZ. https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16820232306. The link is for the ram(It is not on the QVL, so that's my fault). I tried F4 and F5 and I couldn't get the ram stable with decent timings at 3200, 3400, 3600. Both bios' 4 and 5 would only run at 2133. Finally, with this beta(or alpha) I am at 3600 cl16, but very loose. I feel I that I can start actually tweeking on this set, that at first I thought sucked but now I think I will actually be able to get humming. I am actually kinda bummed I didn't up sell myself on the master. I miss having a reset button and a power off on the motherboard. when I need to reset the cmos I have to pull the battery so I have my video card right above my power supply, not ideal. The jumpers don't work for me, or maybe, more likely a fail on may part. So far I am really enjoying this set up Metro Exodus is beautiful.

I have exactly the same ram at elite.
No problem with F4 running them at 3660mhz at 16-15-15-1T, so nothing to do with QVL etc.
Also no problem with resetting the pc when the settings are too much for the system. Just unplugging the power cord, waiting 5 sec, connect the cable again and reboot. The bios is going back at the default settings and it's up to me to find the problematic setting and continue.

Sent from my ONEPLUS A6003 using Tapatalk

 

[smoicol]

hello guys, I have a x570itx and I have 2 problems, the wifi that suddenly loses its signal and second my 3600 cl 17-19-19-39 kit does not work beyond 3200 cl 14, I look for a kit to hold at 3600/3766 in so as to exploit the entire IF band. thanks

 

[smoicol]

I have a 3800x with 101 bus Speed max frequency 4620mhz, I'm trying various things on voltages and llc

 

[jdmpower]

After updating to Bios F6a I've been constantly getting Blue screen of death and windows crashing. I'm using the Ryzen 3600 on X570 I AORUS PRO WIFI board. I have everything default except XMP Profile on. The BSOD code i'm getting is DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. anyone else have this issue? It's fine on F4 bios and prior bios versions.

Disable PBO , same as my config aorus ultra mb crashing

 

[Aenra]

Random (not in the slightest, but..) musings;

This is a forum for the kind of people that go to extremes for marginal improvements one would probaly not be able to experience outside synthetic tests. Regardless, here we all are; self included.
A forum for "enthusiasts"! Such as you reading this now, or you, having issues such as the ones i keep reading about, have been reading about, for over a decade now. "Enthusiasts" nonetheless.

And yet..
- No dedicated fan controller; i guess 180euro, hell, 59euro for the cheaper version (Aquaero) is too much, right? More so considering you only buy it once? But spending twice the money on fans (because they have RGB), extra money on RGB controllers, bubble effects and glass panels? Sure, anytime! Wasting 3, 4 or 5 grand on a system that will be obsolete this time next year? Anytime! But heaven forbid you do a one time purchase of 179,9. Smart huh.
- No dedicated sound solution; even though again, it can be a one time purchase (if, say, external. Plus, it will sound better than anything your mobo has plastered on it); and for cheap too! But no, let us be stingy, let us all depend on whatever is bundled because hey, cheaper! But are we not "enthusiasts"!? Oh yessiree, are we not. RGB pwnag3!!!1
- wifi.. we spend thousands upon thousands of dollars/euros per build, but we have yet to sort out our house, so each room can have a dedicated plug! Just one! It doesn't cost a lot, it's an investment (can't escape the net anymore can you), it's (again) a once in a lifetime kind of thing, sorting your plugs, and one we can do on our own! But do we? Nope.. even though we know nothing will ever beat the cable, we stick to wifi; and aaaaall the issues that may stem from it, in quality of service, in security, in setting things up. Because you guessed it, "enthusiasts"!

I could go on.
In short however, let me simply conclude by stating that had you done your part/invested your money the smart, long-run kind of way? The vast majority of you would not have had a single issue. You wouldn't even have needed to post here.
Yet here you are.

Food for thought.
* it's like a certain famous poster here, doing crazy radiator setups, wasting thousands of bucks per single build, but refusing to buy an A/C unit. They live in a proper tropical climate. Whole house like an oven, but instead of a onetime A/C purchase? Multiple rads; per build. I can live with a 20C temp delta, even 25.. because i invested in an A/C. Once. Due to their conditions however, that they refuse to amelliorate, they cannot go above a 5c delta; their crazy ambients.. hence the inordinate amounts of money for multiple rads. Sense? None. Also an "enthusiast" however.

 

[pschorr1123]

Is there a trick that shows ssd in safely remove hardware and one ssd show like SDXC partition!
x570 master F7a
thx

I'm not sure what the 2nd part of your question is but in order to get your sata ssds to show up in safely remove hardware you will need to go into your bios and look for " sata hot plug" or "sata hot swap" and set to enable. It should be on the Settings tab in the bios.
some people had complained because a couple earlier bios versions had that turned on by default.

What that setting does is allows you to hot swap your sata devices with windows running. (however, you can't remove boot drive)

 

[Waltc]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hyralak
So I have an issue that was not present in the F5 (or earlier) bios's. After flashing to F6 or F7 bios I can load optimized defaults, set XMP, disable SVM save and boot into Win 10. But if i reboot or shutdown I get an error to reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media etc etc etc. I can reboot enter the bios and see my drives are still showing up (2X ADATA SX8200PNP ), boot order is unchanged, but when I exit the bios I am unable to boot windows due to missing boot device.
If I reflash an F6 or F7 I can once again boot into windows ONE time only. A reboot brings up select proper boot device again. I went back to F5 and no issues finding boot device after reboots. I have also tried clearing CMOS to start fresh it made no difference with the F6 or F7 bios.
Fast start up is OFF in the bios and win10.
Aorus Master

Any suggestions?

Couple of things....Why are you using "load optimized defaults"? It takes like 60 seconds in Advanced bios mode to configure your options like you like them--the idea is that your own settings will be superior to optimized defaults. Also, SVM is turned off by default in the bios. To properly boot into Win10, when you are in the bios, make sure that CSM is disabled. It's not critical that secure boot be enabled, but if you only boot into Windows10 from the same boot drive, and you value security to any degree, you'll want to come back into the bios later and turn secure boot on. OK, if and when you boot into Windows10, you will want to pull up Windows 10's Computer Management/Storage/Disk Management application, and look at your boot drive to make sure that it is properly configured by Windows to be your boot drive.

Before that, when the system is posting you can hit F12 a few times to bring up the boot menu--and you can boot from any drive there provided it is a bootable drive--but if you have more than a single bootable drive you will not want to enable secure boot, in most cases.

If you guys are using more than a single OS boot drive you likely want to find a good Boot Manager somewhere to run inside your Windows partition (Bing/Google Boot Manager and take your pick). Easier and less cumbersome, however, to use F12 and simply select your boot device, though.

In all cases, remember that the root partition on any drive you want to boot to must itself be bootable, otherwise you'll see the dreaded "No OS detected" error messages every time.

I used to boot from multiple drives years ago, but I'm sure I may have left something out, here, as I haven't done it a long time. Hope this might help.

 

[dmsosno]

Hi all, I have x570 Aorus Master. I have a question about m.2. My old setup was NVMe m.2 in M2A_socket and SATA m.2 in M2B_socket. Now I also purchased an Aorus PCIe 4.0 NVMe, which I want to use as the main boot drive. Is it ok to install it in the lower M2C_socket or should I rearrange and use M2A? I know it will disable 2 sata connectors, but that doesn't bother me. Will I lose in speeds if using the chipset integrated socket and not the cpu one?

 

[prsnlcrcl]

Hi all, I have x570 Aorus Master. I have a question about m.2. My old setup was NVMe m.2 in M2A_socket and SATA m.2 in M2B_socket. Now I also purchased an Aorus PCIe 4.0 NVMe, which I want to use as the main boot drive. Is it ok to install it in the lower M2C_socket or should I rearrange and use M2A? I know it will disable 2 sata connectors, but that doesn't bother me. Will I lose in speeds if using the chipset integrated socket and not the cpu one?

I have an Xtreme board so I cannot confirm for the Master board. You will want to look at the manual to verify which m.2 slot connects directly to the CPU for your PCIe 4.0 drive. On the Xtreme, it is the top slot. It is probably the same for the Master, but you will want to verify. The other slots go through the chipset and you want to avoid that for the new drive.

 

[Lao Tzu]

Hi dudes: my system working with F6a Bios

AORUS X570 PRO WIFI + R7 3700X

All working well, better clocks and performance.

PBO + Auto OC
IF 1800MHz
PCH Fan on Default
Low temps Chipset and VRM

 

[Hyralak]

Couple of things....Why are you using "load optimized defaults"? It takes like 60 seconds in Advanced bios mode to configure your options like you like them--the idea is that your own settings will be superior to optimized defaults. Also, SVM is turned off by default in the bios. To properly boot into Win10, when you are in the bios, make sure that CSM is disabled. It's not critical that secure boot be enabled, but if you only boot into Windows10 from the same boot drive, and you value security to any degree, you'll want to come back into the bios later and turn secure boot on. OK, if and when you boot into Windows10, you will want to pull up Windows 10's Computer Management/Storage/Disk Management application, and look at your boot drive to make sure that it is properly configured by Windows to be your boot drive.

Before that, when the system is posting you can hit F12 a few times to bring up the boot menu--and you can boot from any drive there provided it is a bootable drive--but if you have more than a single bootable drive you will not want to enable secure boot, in most cases.

If you guys are using more than a single OS boot drive you likely want to find a good Boot Manager somewhere to run inside your Windows partition (Bing/Google Boot Manager and take your pick). Easier and less cumbersome, however, to use F12 and simply select your boot device, though.

In all cases, remember that the root partition on any drive you want to boot to must itself be bootable, otherwise you'll see the dreaded "No OS detected" error messages every time.

I used to boot from multiple drives years ago, but I'm sure I may have left something out, here, as I haven't done it a long time. Hope this might help.

I miss typed, i meant to say I enable SVM.
I reset to optimized defaults every time I flash a bios then make changes as needed.

I didn't say I have two boot drives. Just two drives that are the same. Only one is bootable.

F12 gives me the same error regardless of drive selected with bios's after F5.

 

[Bobrolak]

@GBT-MatthewH
Hi Matthew, at first thanks for all the support you are giving, you rock.
Can you maybe help us with this boot priority issue? Looks like there's at least 4 of us (I am quoting others below, however I am not sure about Hyralak's problem, it may be different thing), who has problems with boot priority. For x570 master problem appeared in F6, generally I think its since adding "Fix compatibility of SATA hot plug and RAIDXpert2 setting"

To visualize Im attaching 2 pictures with most basic setup - 2 different SATA disks only. Boot priority only shows one, random.

In my case I have 6 disks, boot priority only lists one random disk and it never shows disk which I really want to boot , no matter how I connect disks to SATA ports. I am unable to enter "Hard drive BBS priorities". All of my boot disks are CSM-compatible.

I have an elite with a 3900x and I updated to F5a and lost the ability to change HDD BBS Priority. Clicking the enter key or pressing the mouse1 button on the menu item has no effect. Loaded defaults and everything but still no change. I am too lazy to switch my sata cables around or reflash the bios so i'm just using F12 to on boot to pick the right drive. But 1t, nt and all core scores are all up so thats a win to me.

I have similar problems (x570 Aorus Master). On mine, I can switch boost priority, but the system won't recognize my 1TB 970 Evo. It only sees my old BPX and my extra SATA3 SSD (MX200). I have to manually select the Evo from the boot menu. Weird stuff.

At least you can get into windows more than once. I can not use F12 to pick a boot device as i get the same error. I too wondered if having 2 identical drives was the issue. It would be a pain in the ass to remove one of my drives to test the theory, so i am patiently waiting for a bios that fixes the bug.

It turned out 2 same disk models is not issue on my side. I have this problem also after disconnecting one of the same disks...

To properly boot into Win10, when you are in the bios, make sure that CSM is disabled.

No. Just no, you can install windows 10 on CSM, without secure boot. Then you need CSM. I have it installed that way and I am using same windows 10 since 3 motherboards and it works just fine.

 

[arnebanan]

Boot problems here to on my Elite board after f4j bios, I have tried a couple later ones but have to return to f4j.
I'm booting from an intel 660p 1tb in the top m.2 slot. If I override boot from within bios I can boot from it in later bioses also, otherwise it boots to one of my 3 hdd's, even though I have them set to disabled as boot devices.

Maybe it's got something to do with "SATA hot plug fix" as someone suggested above?

 

[pal]

This is wierd. If I set cpu v core in Bios up to 1.25V I see almost thesame value in hwmonitor. But if I set vcore to 1.28V in hw monitror is juming alaround 1,4 and more V.
bios 1.25V

 

[Juggerone]

It seems there's still an issue with Gigabyte's RGB Fusion software. I'm running 3600/CL16 B-dies (Trident Z RGB) on Aorus Elite, bios F5a, and while having RGB Fusion installed, at each restart or cold boot, the RAM frequency goes to 2133 - gotta re-enable XMP, save and go (until next restart). As soon as I've removed RGB Fusion the issue was gone.

Apart from that everything seems stable with XMP/PBO on, rest on auto. Reaching 4390mhz all cores ~1.48v and 72-75 degrees, haven't had time for manual OC yet. With CSM off, boot time is about ~15-17 sec (no NVMe SSD, but some SATA old Samsung 840 EVO).


EDIT: And of course something had to be broken. One of my RAM sticks doesn't light up... I'm using 2 sticks and they're placed in A2/B2 slots. Swapped them and the problem carries on with the stick, so I was thinking of RMA but the damn wait time without functional PC is also problematic (lol).

 

[bigcid10]

@Aenra
Bravo!,Couldn't have said it better myself.

 

[drmrlordx]

Maybe it's got something to do with "SATA hot plug fix" as someone suggested above?

That would be my guess. SATA hotplugging does seem to work now, and Win10 even offers to let me unplug my MX200 SATA3 drive even though I don't want to. Which is fine. That's more-or-less what it's supposed to do, I guess. I'd rather it found my 970 EVO though.

Random (not in the slightest, but..) musings;

It's still supposed to work. Let's not make excuses for big companies like Gigabyte when they sell people faulty (or misconfigured) equipment. I can't do a cable drop where I live, so it's either a). wifi or b). put the computer right next to the router, which is not currently an option. Imagine my surprise when I found out that the bundled AX200 in my x570 Master has problems on the 5 GHz band in AC mode. Looks like a driver issue. Lots of people are having the problem, and Intel isn't doing much on their support forum to help them. I can buy a USB dongle and get all the fun that comes from USB NICs that overheat (yay) or have latency issues. I could buy a PCIe adapter and get an mPCIe 802.11ax NIC once one comes out that isn't as buggy as the AX200. Or maybe, just maybe, I can get a driver for the equipment I have now that isn't complete bunk. Not holding my breath waiting for that, though.

And though I am not having any trouble with fans on my x570 Master, it seems like the majority of people here with complaints about their fans are complaining about the chipset fan. A dedicated controller would not fix that problem.

Finally, what piece of external equipment do you think we should be purchasing to fix the drive recognition problem? Should we all boot form NAS devices?

 

[Spank7]

@GBT-MatthewH
Hi Matthew, at first thanks for all the support you are giving, you rock.
Can you maybe help us with this boot priority issue? Looks like there's at least 4 of us (I am quoting others below, however I am not sure about Hyralak's problem, it may be different thing), who has problems with boot priority. For x570 master problem appeared in F6, generally I think its since adding "Fix compatibility of SATA hot plug and RAIDXpert2 setting"

To visualize Im attaching 2 pictures with most basic setup - 2 different SATA disks only. Boot priority only shows one, random.

In my case I have 6 disks, boot priority only lists one random disk and it never shows disk which I really want to boot , no matter how I connect disks to SATA ports. I am unable to enter "Hard drive BBS priorities". All of my boot disks are CSM-compatible.







It turned out 2 same disk models is not issue on my side. I have this problem also after disconnecting one of the same disks...


No. Just no, you can install windows 10 on CSM, without secure boot. Then you need CSM. I have it installed that way and I am using same windows 10 since 3 motherboards and it works just fine.

I have the exact same problem , the only solution that worked for me so i can be able to put from 1st nvme that has windows was to remove my 3 disks ( nvme 1 , nvme 2 and hdd ) and then install nvme 1 that has windows restart pc entered bios and was ok it had the 1st device now with windows , then i shut down and installed the 2nd one and again shut down and installed the 3rd one.

There is probably some problem with new bios f7a and f6 so its better to have been fixed with the f7