Gigabyte Aorus GA-AX370-Gaming K7 Where are they?

I've had a shipping notice from OCUK today for the K7, and arriving tomorrow.

Very happy, since I was considering swapping to the CH6 if it didn't come in by the end of the week. But people have been saying the CH6 has dodgy BIOSes.
 
AllBodies said:
I've had a shipping notice from OCUK today for the K7, and arriving tomorrow.

Very happy, since I was considering swapping to the CH6 if it didn't come in by the end of the week. But people have been saying the CH6 has dodgy BIOSes.
Click to expand...

good to hear mate :D

An issues that pop up, post on here. Sure an Owners club will pop up. Giga/Aorus reps view forum so would be able to relay problems back to were it needs to go

Vakas said:
Te Gaming 5 is in stock so is the main difference between the 2 models?
Click to expand...

Main Def is the BLCK Chip, which in theory would allow better fine tuning of overclocks. Both have same power phase, 6+4 and 2 for RAM
 
Vakas said:
Te Gaming 5 is in stock so is the main difference between the 2 models?
Click to expand...
Just a note, there's actually three, the Gaming 5 is a Gaming K7 with the BCLK chip removed/disabled as the above poster said. And the Gaming K5 is a K7 with the BCLK chip present but other things removed like the U.2 port, the second NIC, and maybe (I'm not sure) a different VRM setup?
 
AllBodies said:
I've had a shipping notice from OCUK today for the K7, and arriving tomorrow.

Very happy, since I was considering swapping to the CH6 if it didn't come in by the end of the week. But people have been saying the CH6 has dodgy BIOSes.
Click to expand...

Got mine today also just waiting for my kraken bracket.

Did you get 2 or 4 sata cables in the box? It says 4 in the manual but only 2 in the box.

Not that it matters just a bit wierd
 
Last edited:
Vakas said:
Got mine today also just waiting for my kraken bracket.

Did you get 2 or 4 sata cables in the box? It says 4 in the manual but only 2 in the box.

Not that it matters just a bit wierd
Click to expand...

Had a check and I've got 4. It's 2 packets of 2. Each packet has 1 right-angled connector and 1 straight one.

The bits and manuals underneath the board did seem a bit haphazardly put together though, so maybe they're rushing them out and forgot?

I also have 2 things which I assume are temperature probes, or something. The 2 long cables with a black-opaque-LED looking diode on one end, and a 2-pin mobo connector on the other.
 
AllBodies said:
Had a check and I've got 4. It's 2 packets of 2. Each packet has 1 right-angled connector and 1 straight one.

The bits and manuals underneath the board did seem a bit haphazardly put together though, so maybe they're rushing them out and forgot?

I also have 2 things which I assume are temperature probes, or something. The 2 long cables with a black-opaque-LED looking diode on one end, and a 2-pin mobo connector on the other.
Click to expand...

Yes presentation was not as good as what i got with the Asus CH6 oh well
 
Can't wait to get my build finished hopefully it will go smoothly this time as I will have the right bracket and not the same issues as the CH6 touch wood.
 
Just got my G5. After so many headaches with the CH6 swapping over was a dream! 3200mz ram works via XMP with default bios. No cold boot issues. Just flawless. Also surprised by the the thickness of the PCB over the CH6 its a good 50% thicker..maybe more and has such little flex in it. Incredibly happy!
 
There was one way I. Testing to hit 3600 speeds stated for the k7 , was turning PCIe to Gen 2.0 I believe . not really sure why would in real world terms.

K7/ k5 and 5 all have same VRM count :)
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom