No, that's not usable, still making problems, it *MAY* reset bios settings on it's own and all sorts of other problems. What a shame, this was the last thing I would expect to get from Gigabyte and especially Aorus... If this doesn't get sorted out very soon, I'll return this board and probably get Asus Strix for the same money.. For those who read in case they try to download the F4 bios the link on the site is broken http://download.gigabyte.eu/FileList/BIOS/mb_bios_x570-aorus-pro_f4i.zip there is a missing "i" after f4.....
I got some news! I removed my Samsung 970 EVO PLUS SSD and bios freeze is gone! I was also able to enable XMP then put back the SSD and it's still enabled... WTF!?
One other strange thing I noticed the PCH_FAN on the bios home was working at some point but now is N/A
Even it worked initially mouse freeze happens again with SSD inside... It's so buggy I can't even tell what exactly is going on
I wonder where this is all going to end? BIOS update is needed to fix these issues!
Ok I've just done a bit more fiddling. I noticed when doing anything in the BIOS, including just going into it and restarting caused an insanely long boot time(timed with a stopwatch at around 1 minute 30, to Windows login screen from a 970 NVME SSD) it gave the impression my PC is failing to POST a couple of times
The motherboard manual says "For optimum performance, when enabling Dual Channel mode with two memory modules, we recommend that you install them in the DDR4_A2 and DDR4_B2 sockets." so I tried the other 2 sockets as a test and it's doing the same thing - i.e. not saving the setting and giving the Bios has been reset message when entering it.
What has fixed the issue is to not enable XMP under the simple mode and instead enable XMP Profile 1 in the advanced mode. My PC now boots into Windows reasonably fast and running "wmic memorychip get speed" from a command prompt now reports 3200 as opposed to 2400. I've then put the RAM back in the recommended slots and it's retaining the XMP setting and not giving me the Bios has been reset message. What is strange is how I had horrible boot times even just entering the BIOS to check settings and exiting without saving, since changing to XMP Profile 1 in Advanced mode this issue is cleared.
Unless for some reason you aren't allowed to change XMP settings under simple mode I suspect Gigabyte needs to look at fixing this.
For reference my RAM is an 8Pack 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 PC4-25600C14 3200MHz Dual Channel Kit
Hopefully this helps anyone else who also experiences this issue.
I am having random USB freeze/disconnect/reconnects with F4 bios. (This is not happening in bios, it’s happening while I’m gaming)
Has this been solved with new beta bios?..
Might not be best thread to ask but has anyone tried latest BIOS with the Master? Any improvements / issues?
Where did you got this F6 from?I'm on F5L but I see now there is only the F5 and a newer F6. Will try that when I get back from holiday. They seem to be steadily improving but holding off on doing much time tweaking until we get to a more or less final BIOS version.
Where did you got this F6 from?
Funny thing is we got two sites for the same product
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/X570-AORUS-PRO-rev-10/support#support-dl-bios
https://www.aorus.com/X570-AORUS-PRO-rev-10#pd_download
Where the aorus.com is even missing the F5, what's the point of having them both?!
+1Has anyone got any tips or tweaks for the Gigabyte boards at all?
Using a 3600 on the X570 elite.