yeah .. i updatet your file with q-flash .. looked if the pc starts .. then i restartet - startet q-flash again and choosed the f22b
"downloaded before from the gigabyte homepage"

and look .. it goes .. awesome .. cant say enough thanks =)))

Updated first post with conversion pack for HYRICAN OEM Gaming 5 to convert to retail Gaming 5.

So nice man .. im still happy <3
Thanks again

No prob ;)

Just been reading how the r7 1700 destroys the 7700k in games now asrock have improved the bios code, intel owners are not amused as they have even more performance drops with their cpus being affected by 2 separate vulnerabilities, where as amd are hardly affected at all. intel have been working on bios code for over 4 years and theyre still not as good. got to hand it to amd theyve done an outstanding job with this cpu.

As people are asking heres whats going on, the latest AGESA is 1.1.0.1, one or two manufacturers have released firmware based on this AGESA version but Gigabyte have not. Once Gigabyte release firmware based on AGESA 1.1.0.1 this is when I will make modified firmware. If you want to see that firmware sooner rather than later send support tickets to Gigabyte asking about it.

Hello. I have a problem with my gaming 5. I installed a few weeks ago your f10v2 bios, and now i want to install the original f22b from gigabyte, but when i boot the system with this bios, my AHCI/RAID disks doesn´t work , only works if i downgrade to your f10.
How can i install the original bios without this problem, please ?

Thank you.

F22b bios is so bad (at least for K7), on F10 I had everything stable but after upgrading to F22b and wasting a week or more I can't come up with any working settings at all.

@tom_rus Possibly something to do with memory compatibility being completely reworked. Try switching DIMM banks and / or changing CAD bus drive strength options to 60ohms or Auto.

I'll be dropping a modified F22b for the Gaming 5 in the near future folks. Taking a while to do this one as its going to be the -D flavour this time around so expect many detailed descriptions (particularly for memory options) and some options to be properly named (eg; "Universal Asynchronous Receiver-Transmitter" instead of just "UART") on top of all of the usual changes. Flavours for other boards will follow but will only be the standard variety.

I'm also looking at the possibility of overhauling the UI I already have the UI aspects used in the firmware but not totally sure how to inject them back in to the firmware properly so if anyone can help with that let me know. @TOM_RUS would you happen to know how to do this?

Good news... thanks @ket.
Yesterday i get a softbrick for the firts time. The board need 7 hours to restore the bios without energy. But today boot normally. All with f22b ver.

Continue trying stable 3200 with 16 18 18 18 38 74. Past ibx in normal 10 times, cinebech ok, 3dmark ok, but the games crash. I try back to f9c, but something change in win 10 or chipset drivers 18.10, have the same issue, i lost the 3200 in memos. With 3060 14 16 16 18 run ok for hours. And the pstates work fine.
I'll wait your mod...
https://valid.x86.fr/ubdq7g

Pd: bad news, my mobo is death, softbrick again. After two hours, the mobo boot, but in win its crash. And start again. Dont boot... i unmount the rl and go to the box. Tomorrow i try to change for a taichi or ch6 with my leader, "hasta los guevos de gigabyte gaming 5" like sai here... if retourn to me a new mobo i'll try to sale in second hand.

@Khaela if you haven't already flip the dip switch so only one ROM chip is active. I've not had any problems at all since doing that.

Yes, i try it. I cant enter in to the UEFI. In the main or bck bios, alone or dual. Now is in the technical service. I hope that not be the cpu damage... Nothing to do, i lost my patience. I buy the last week the ekwb block specific for the mobo. I'll try to return or buy... i come to hate gigabyte mobos, before 3 or 4 mobos across the last 10 years. They must to change the team and politic of sales. And my graphic card is the aorus 1080 ti wb... puuuff. I dont know to do...

Thought you were going to wait for Gigabyte to base their UEFI on AGESA 1.1.0.1? What made you change your mind?

Regardless, it's great to read you're still doing custom Gigabyte AM4 BIOSes!

Question, though. You state you're doing an enhanced Gaming 5 BIOS, with modified features above and beyond the others. Would it be too much extra work to do one for the Gaming K7? Since they're essentially the same board (with the 5 only missing the BCLK chip). I mean, couldn't a K7 BIOS be used as the starting point for modding, and just disable the BCLK functions to turn it into a 5 BIOS? Like you did before? (At least, that's my understanding of how Gigabyte does it. That they use pretty much the same BIOS for all their boards, and just disable features as you move down the AM4 product stack.)

Zitat von redrain85 im Beitrag #434

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Thought you were going to wait for Gigabyte to base their UEFI on AGESA 1.1.0.1? What made you change your mind?

Regardless, it's great to read you're still doing custom Gigabyte AM4 BIOSes!

Question, though. You state you're doing an enhanced Gaming 5 BIOS, with modified features above and beyond the others. Would it be too much extra work to do one for the Gaming K7? Since they're essentially the same board (with the 5 only missing the BCLK chip). I mean, couldn't a K7 BIOS be used as the starting point for modding, and just disable the BCLK functions to turn it into a 5 BIOS? Like you did before? (At least, that's my understanding of how Gigabyte does it. That they use pretty much the same BIOS for all their boards, and just disable features as you move down the AM4 product stack.)

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