As was mensioned in previouse thread by GIGABYTE - Matt , current status looks like this (as i remember)
Top wishlist:
1) p-state overclocking 2) vga boot priority
Top issues:
1) softbrick 2) problems with some creative cards 3) and ofcause memory overclocking
I already requested this one in the deleted thread and Matt even confirmed this to be coming more than a month ago by now, but anyways: Please give us an option to disable the onboard Intel NIC. I realize this wish probably has the lowest possible priority on the wish list, but it seems like something that shouldn't be too difficult to add.
Edited Jul 11, 2017 12:52:09 GMT -8 by devicetrader
As was mensioned in previouse thread by GIGABYTE - Matt , current status looks like this (as i remember)
Top wishlist:
1) p-state overclocking 2) vga boot priority
Top issues:
1) softbrick 2) problems with some creative cards 3) and ofcause memory overclocking
I already requested this one in the deleted thread and Matt even confirmed this to be coming more than a month ago by now, but anyways: Please give us an option to disable the onboard Intel NIC. I realize this wish probably has the lowest possible priority on the wish list, but it seems like something that shouldn't be too difficult to add.
I think it's in the bios, at least for the K5. I'll have to check when I get home.
As was mensioned in previouse thread by GIGABYTE - Matt , current status looks like this (as i remember)
Top wishlist:
1) p-state overclocking 2) vga boot priority
Top issues:
1) softbrick 2) problems with some creative cards 3) and of course memory overclocking***
As with the original thread my goal here is to be as transparent as possible and give you guys the latest.
One adjustment to the above post - after talking with some AMD guys I don't foresee VGA boot priority happening after the updates to IOMMU grouping. As of right now I believe we are going to be on AGESA 1006 for quite awhile. Most of the developement focus right now is on thread ripper. That does not mean we or AMD has dropped AM4 from the radar, but it is now sharing (human) resources with thread ripper. Thus updates are not as quick as before.
To clarify the last part, "and of course memory overclocking", and frame expectations - We are still working on compatibility, validation, and tweaking XMP to enable more DIMMS. That being said I do not forsee the current ~3200 'ceiling' being broken without a new AGESA update. I think what we have now in terms of speed is going to stay the same - 3200 for most, 3600 for some, and Samsung B being your best bet.
As with the original thread my goal here is to be as transparent as possible and give you guys the latest.
One adjustment to the above post - after talking with some AMD guys I don't foresee VGA boot priority happening after the updates to IOMMU grouping. As of right now I believe we are going to be on AGESA 1006 for quite awhile. Most of the developement focus right now is on thread ripper. That does not mean we or AMD has dropped AM4 from the radar, but it is now sharing (human) resources with thread ripper. Thus updates are not as quick as before.
Please, do not drop vga boot priority from 'must to be done' list, it's still very actual for me.
Ability to use third x16 (x4) slot as primary host vga will be a good possibility.
As with the original thread my goal here is to be as transparent as possible and give you guys the latest.
One adjustment to the above post - after talking with some AMD guys I don't foresee VGA boot priority happening after the updates to IOMMU grouping. As of right now I believe we are going to be on AGESA 1006 for quite awhile. Most of the developement focus right now is on thread ripper. That does not mean we or AMD has dropped AM4 from the radar, but it is now sharing (human) resources with thread ripper. Thus updates are not as quick as before.
Please, do not drop vga boot priority from 'must to be done' list, it's still very actual for me.
Ability to use third x16 (x4) slot as primary host vga will be a good possibility.
And, yep, please, more transparency
Trust me, I asked AMD engineers directly when I was in Taiwan. I wouldn't say its dropped as in wont happen, but consider it very low on the possibility scale.
Trust me, I asked AMD engineers directly when I was in Taiwan. I wouldn't say its dropped as in wont happen, but consider it very low on the possibility scale.
Heh, that's very sad But anyway, thanks for your answer
May be you have some softbrick-related info for public?
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Oh, good to know you guys are still working on the issues. I thought already since the old BIOS thread is gone Gigabyte does not care anymore
Looking forward that you can fix the Creative soundcard "detection issue at cold boot". For the RAMs and such, I can understand people that they are upset they cannot use 3200 MHZ+ but I cant tell you, you will not loose much rendering or processing power at all. Of course 3200 MHz are 33 % more clock than 2400 MHz RAM but it does not make the PC faster. More or less 1-2 % difference in FPS, loading times oder rendering tasks, maximum. Normally 0
People who use 3200 MHz should compare and tell them.
As was mensioned in previouse thread by GIGABYTE - Matt , current status looks like this (as i remember)
Top wishlist:
1) p-state overclocking 2) vga boot priority
Top issues:
1) softbrick 2) problems with some creative cards 3) and of course memory overclocking***
As with the original thread my goal here is to be as transparent as possible and give you guys the latest.
One adjustment to the above post - after talking with some AMD guys I don't foresee VGA boot priority happening after the updates to IOMMU grouping. As of right now I believe we are going to be on AGESA 1006 for quite awhile. Most of the developement focus right now is on thread ripper. That does not mean we or AMD has dropped AM4 from the radar, but it is now sharing (human) resources with thread ripper. Thus updates are not as quick as before.
To clarify the last part, "and of course memory overclocking", and frame expectations - We are still working on compatibility, validation, and tweaking XMP to enable more DIMMS. That being said I do not forsee the current ~3200 'ceiling' being broken without a new AGESA update. I think what we have now in terms of speed is going to stay the same - 3200 for most, 3600 for some, and Samsung B being your best bet.
Hi Matt,
I think all of these things are from quality/performance really good to haves on a flagship AM4 to misc options (sorry, while VGA is important to a few) the TOP priority and a status needs to be on not having to pull the cmos battery out after a shutdown to bring the system back to life, commonly referred to here as a soft brick. This is a bit ridiculous to have to do and PITA to do in some setups and should be embarrassing on behalf of Gigabyte to have a flagship AM4 board that needs to be booted by pulling out the cmos battery first, ESP. when ASRock, MSI and Asus don't have this issue.
As with the original thread my goal here is to be as transparent as possible and give you guys the latest.
One adjustment to the above post - after talking with some AMD guys I don't foresee VGA boot priority happening after the updates to IOMMU grouping. As of right now I believe we are going to be on AGESA 1006 for quite awhile. Most of the developement focus right now is on thread ripper. That does not mean we or AMD has dropped AM4 from the radar, but it is now sharing (human) resources with thread ripper. Thus updates are not as quick as before.
To clarify the last part, "and of course memory overclocking", and frame expectations - We are still working on compatibility, validation, and tweaking XMP to enable more DIMMS. That being said I do not forsee the current ~3200 'ceiling' being broken without a new AGESA update. I think what we have now in terms of speed is going to stay the same - 3200 for most, 3600 for some, and Samsung B being your best bet.
Thanks very much for the updates...but I would also like to know if there could be some attention given to the mATX boards, especially the AB350M Gaming 3. While it is ranked pretty well -- in fact many people are saying it's one of the two best mATX AM4 boards -- it's still kind of sad the voltage control is so lackluster. I think it could live up to it's reputation much better in practice if it could just have some form of voltage control and by that I mean even a simple implementation of LLC. It doesn't have to be multi-level spectacular since nobody's going after overclocking records on 4 phases, but just one level of control could provide peace of mind and a true sense of 'ultra-durability' for a lot of owners.
And, of course, this board shares problems with some of the others and I'm speaking of the infamous Gigabyte 'soft brick' bug. If nothing else, give us some pointers on what we may be doing wrong that leads to this problem.
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+1 for mATX support. I have a GA-AB350M-D3H with F3 bios and manual memory setup isn't ready. I can set memory command rate and ProcODT, and almost nothing else. Can't set clock multiplier, or voltage, or the main latencies. What I'd really like to do is be able to load XMP and then tweak settings, specifically tRC.
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Corsair Dual rank 16GBx2 3000MHz CMK16GX4M1B3000C15 still can't post XMP on my Gaming K7, tried all bios versions. F3E has the best results for me, I can post 2667MHz XMP with mem compatibility enabled.
2667 Mhz doens't work on any F4
Also my front panel still has crackling and hissing
In a big hardware community the number of offered gigabyte am4 Mainboards that are being sold as used is already growing... Even myself is thinking about contacting my place if purchase. It's a pity because the hardware itself still is exactly what I wanted. Could you just give as some hint whether the soft brick issue is still on GB's agenda. I think that would be sufficient for many of us. We all know that finding such seemingly random bugs can be a headache...
rgarrison wrote: Sept 14, 2021 22:20:10 GMT -8 When you go to BIOS, does it show any media connected at all? Try and plug USB drives in, SD cards, whatever you can, and see if the BIOS can recognize any device. If it can, then try and get a bootable image on that device.
kshipper wrote: Sept 14, 2021 17:38:33 GMT -8 You could make a bootable USB key with Windows on it..just Google Windows Media Creator
scooterdooder wrote: Sept 13, 2021 15:33:37 GMT -8 Be tried to start the pc up with another hdd and it won’t boot either goes straight to bios but I am able to see it, tells me no bootable device
kshipper wrote: Sept 13, 2021 8:18:19 GMT -8 Sounds like a failed HDD....
scooterdooder wrote: Sept 12, 2021 17:51:46 GMT -8 hwving trouble getting into Windows I have a z97-hd3, I’m getting no bootable device detected. Reset the cmos battery on mobo, checked all SATA ports and tested another hdd still no boot
scooterdooder wrote: Sept 12, 2021 17:50:25 GMT -8 Hey having issues booting into windows I have z97-hd3 mobo. I’m getting no bootable device tetected
bamainark wrote: Sept 11, 2021 8:18:04 GMT -8 @starfighter......what motherboard/cpu are you using? If it's a later model TPM support will probably be built in. A TPM module itself is a separate option you must purchase yourself. Most motherboards also has a TPM header for this TPM module.
starfighterj wrote: Sept 10, 2021 7:28:36 GMT -8 What is Gigabyte going to do about windows 11 TPM 2.0 Support where is this Module and does it even work? GC-TPM2.0
kshipper wrote: Sept 9, 2021 21:13:34 GMT -8 gearjamer: Does holding down the shift button and clicking restart still bring you to the Troubleshoot menu like it did in Win10? When I used UEFI I could dig through the options there and boot directly into BIOS from there*
gearjamer wrote: Sept 9, 2021 12:30:14 GMT -8 hello can someone help me i just updated to windows 11 i have the z390 motherboard and after i turned off csm and turn on secure boot and turned on ptt i was able to install windows 11 but i cant get back in the biso anymore no matter what buttons
bamainark wrote: Sept 8, 2021 7:24:46 GMT -8 ehs83....best place to look is at TechPowerUP. They have quite the collection of VGA Bioses.
ehs83 wrote: Sept 7, 2021 9:12:50 GMT -8 Hello guys I need a default bios for 2080 super gaming OC Rev 2.0 . Can someone help me please ?
shakilurahmed wrote: Sept 5, 2021 8:19:18 GMT -8 Hi everyone! I have a Gigabyte GA-H110M-S2PH with 2 DDR4 sticks. first one is 2133 MHz and another one is 2400 MHz. when I insert 2 RAM together. My PC doesn't run when I insert. I tried so many ways but there is no solution I found. As I got to know, I
s2h wrote: Sept 5, 2021 8:01:29 GMT -8 MBIST crashes the notherboard on Picasso APU !
kshipper wrote: Sept 4, 2021 23:15:05 GMT -8 phoenix ...the underscore type slash is the detection phase of the board.
phoenix wrote: Sept 4, 2021 14:38:54 GMT -8 Anyone know why brand new Gigabyte boot comes up with a _ before the BIOS screen please. It is B560 Aurous Pro Ax. Thank you.
greggg wrote: Sept 3, 2021 8:29:56 GMT -8 About X470s 5 pin wrgb header. I can just snip off the 'w' pin or use 5 Pin Splitter Cable 1 To 2/3/4 Female Connector Extend For 5050 LED RGBW RGBWW combined with 4 pin male adapter.
kshipper wrote: Aug 29, 2021 22:43:00 GMT -8 Glad you got it sorted out danb62 =)
danb62 wrote: Aug 29, 2021 13:35:16 GMT -8 Case solved, thanks kshipper. So bad this issue is so poorly documented. That Q-flash button works like a charm.
