Xmp works, it is just everything else I try manual overclocking the ram causes a cmos reset. The ram is in A2/B2. I have set voltage up to 1.4 even with the safe settings from d-ram calculator whereas the advice was using 1.35 rec. And 1.36 max. Really I am getting frustrated that I cannot seem to do any form of tightening ram of setting a higher speed
there is absolutely no guarantee that your ram is going to run above xmp specs. especially tigntening the timings like the "ryzen dram calculator" sugests and increasing voltage has a high probability to just fail and reset your cmos. (actualy the dram calculator is far from perfect and rather buggy when it comes to optimizing matisse ram timings!!) i don't see why there is frustration - even when using famous"samsung b-die", sometimes is just enough to change the "cas delay" by -1 in order to get a cmos reset! too much dimm voltage can make your system unbootable/unstable just as to little vdimm and it's definetely not the solution for every boot/ram issue...
it runs fine with the xmp profile active? have fun.
for anything else just hang in there and wait for the next 1-2 bios releases; usualy a new plattform needs few weeks until all the minor issues are ironed out.
If I'm in PCIe3 mode on my Master x570 (by setting Miscellaneous/PCI config to Gen3 in the bios), I post and boot into my Win10x64 desktop from my NVMe drive *in ~10 seconds*--no exaggeration, that's a cold boot, and I do not use any fastboot options, either in the bios or in Windows10. It's actually faster than I was booting into my MSI motherboard with Ryzen 1! If I want to boot into PCIe4 mode (setting the bios for Gen4 or Auto) with my 5700XT PCIe4 GPU, it's an entirely different matter, as outlined in my earlier post, Matt. PCIe4 boots can take as long 3 minutes--or not happen at all, requiring a series of power-button off/on cold boots before the bios will configure properly and boot into PCIe4 mode.
Generally, it's been my experience that when a system takes an unusually long time to post, but then goes on to post and successfully boot the OS, that it is because the bios is having difficulty implementing a particular bios setting or settings--in this case, it isn't properly recognizing my PCIe4 GPU as a PCIe4 device. Again, when set to PCIe3 mode in the bios--both cold and warm boots happen as they should--like clockwork--no problems, no exceptions. This is the behavior in every bios version I've used since F3. It's the same now in F5l.
Have you been able to find out anything about the Master's problem in booting into PCIe4 mode? It seems easy enough to recreate. But maybe not if you can't get a PCIe4 GPU just yet, I suppose. This seems to me like an exceptionally simple problem to solve--but the guys who write the bios code will have to be the ones to fix it, imo.
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Hi, I have a Master. Do you guys can tell me on which BIOS version the "CPU idles high with memory above 3600MHz" was fixed?
I'm on F5g, and when I set my memory at its rated speed of 3600Mhz, I experience high frequency at idle, and single core boost is way lower than when I set the memory at 3546 for example.
Also, SoC voltage are set at 1.2v at that memory frequency, so I lowered it to 1.1v manual. Is it normal and/or safe to feed 1.2v to SoC all stock?
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Hey Matt, will the x570 Aorus Xtreme be getting a DRAM boot voltage at all?
Been going through the menu's and it seems a little bare in terms of options/configurability.
Also curious to see if anyone else has had issues with OBS in their setups ?
I have OBS set to record 720p slow (which the system is capable of) and set the cpu to 4.325ghz @ 1.325v. Temps are fine, core usage is fine, but the recording stutters up until 5 minutes or unless I reopen OBS. This is very odd behavior and was wondering if this was more OBS' issue or my 3900x playing silly bugga's with me.
I have attempted RAM tightening at stock RAM frequency as well as overclocking the RAM upwards to 3466 and 3600. Neither have yielded better results, issue remains. Also tried lowering CPU multiplier but that did nothing as well. And I know 720p slow is fine and the system can handle it because after reopening it and setting the x264 encoder to slower it ran beautifully with only having dropped 12 frames of over 3k during the farcry 5 benchmark.
One thing to note is that this is purely a streaming/encoding/transcoding PC, all the other work is handled by my 8700k rig.
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I'm having an issue with my x570 Pro WiFi (bios F4j and 3700x). Whenever I try disabling CSM, when the system reboots and I go back to bios, CSM is enabled. Windows 10 (1903) was installed with uefi option.
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I'm confused, the first post says that the issue with the BIOS resetting after PSU is disconnected has been resolved, but it hasn't on my Master with the latest bios (F5I)
Hey Matt, will the x570 Aorus Xtreme be getting a DRAM boot voltage at all?
Been going through the menu's and it seems a little bare in terms of options/configurability.
Also curious to see if anyone else has had issues with OBS in their setups ?
I have OBS set to record 720p slow (which the system is capable of) and set the cpu to 4.325ghz @ 1.325v. Temps are fine, core usage is fine, but the recording stutters up until 5 minutes or unless I reopen OBS. This is very odd behavior and was wondering if this was more OBS' issue or my 3900x playing silly bugga's with me.
I have attempted RAM tightening at stock RAM frequency as well as overclocking the RAM upwards to 3466 and 3600. Neither have yielded better results, issue remains. Also tried lowering CPU multiplier but that did nothing as well. And I know 720p slow is fine and the system can handle it because after reopening it and setting the x264 encoder to slower it ran beautifully with only having dropped 12 frames of over 3k during the farcry 5 benchmark.
One thing to note is that this is purely a streaming/encoding/transcoding PC, all the other work is handled by my 8700k rig.
Have any other applications besides "OBS", whatever that is?... (I loathe acronyms) If you don't see stuttering anywhere else, that's a definite clue that the problem is with the OBS software. Additionally, what happens if you set the CPU to its default clock w/boost when running your program? That test is a must, imo.
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I'm confused, the first post says that the issue with the BIOS resetting after PSU is disconnected has been resolved, but it hasn't on my Master with the latest bios (F5I)
I haven't seen this with my Master--then again, I haven't looked for it because the only time I unplug the PSU is when resetting CMOS, in which case a bios reset is the desired outcome...
Edit: OK, just tried it--turned the PSU off, unplugged it, hit the power key to discharge residual charge, booted back up and the bios is fine, still fully intact. Bios F5l. Two things come to mind:
1) You may not have reset CMOS after your F5l flash
2) You downloaded F5l beta from the beta page in this thread instead of from the main Master download page here:
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Thanks for your suggestions. I can confirm that I have used the BIOS from the gigabyte website, and that I clear CMOS each time.
However I thought maybe I have something corrupt because I noticed that on cold boot the mobo LED would show it was trying to boot from main then backup BIOS both of which ended up being F5I.
So I did a Q FLASH PLUS.. and voila the problem is solved. I must have had some corruption of BIOS not being overwritten despite usual process.
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.
(I loathe acronyms) If you don't see stuttering anywhere else, that's a definite clue that the problem is with the OBS software. Additionally, what happens if you set the CPU to its default clock w/boost when running your program? That test is a must, imo.
