X570 aorus elite windows 11

Hello.

I have been running Linux on my build since day one. Now I am selling it and I tried installing Windows 10 and 11, and both have the same issue: when I start the installer, Windows does not see any drives listed to install onto.

I have tried downloading one driver from the official page. Driver loads, but two drives I have, are still not listed.

I took the driver from here: https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/X570-AORUS-ELITE-rev-10/support#support-dl-driver-sataraidahci

The above might not be the correct driver, and I need the Chipset Driver. But the problem with it is:

It is .exe file, and not a zip file with drivers. I can’t find driver folder, I can add to my drive and use during the installation.

How did you install Windows 10/11 on your X570 , and made Windows Installer see your NVMe and/or SSD drives?

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Gigabyte X570 AORUS ELITE WIFI (rev. 1.x) AMD Chipset Driver 2.09.28.509 for Windows 11 64-bit

Jan 14, 2021

Key Features:- Supports AMD Ryzen 5000 Series/ 3rd Gen Ryzen/ 2nd Gen Ryzen/ 3nd Gen Ryzen with Radeon Vega Graphics/ 2nd Gen Ryzen with Radeon Vega Graphics/ Ryzen with Radeon Vega Graphics Processors — Dual Channel Non-ECC Unbuffered DDR4, 4 DIMMs — 12+2 Phases Digital VRM Solution with DrMOS — Advanced …

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Gigabyte X570 AORUS ELITE WIFI (rev. 1.x) Intel LAN Driver 23.5.2 for Windows 11 64-bit

Jan 14, 2021

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Gigabyte X570 AORUS ELITE WIFI (rev. 1.x) Intel Bluetooth Driver 21.50.1.1 for Windows 11 64-bit

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После анонса Windows 11 многие пользователи начали интересоваться поддержкой TPM 2.0 в их материнских платах. В данной статье мы рассмотрим этот вопрос для плат от GIGABYTE и AORUS. Здесь вы узнаете, как включить TPM 2.0 в BIOS на GIGABYTE и AORUS и на каких платах это можно сделать.

Согласно информации, опубликованной компанией GIGABYTE (ссылка), программная эмуляция модуля TPM 2.0 присутствует на материнских платах с чипсетами Intel® X299, C621, C232, C236, C246, 200, 300, 400, 500, а также на платах с чипсетами AMD TRX40, 300, 400, 500.

Поэтому, если у вас компьютер с одним из этих чипсетов, то вам не обязательно покупать дискретный TPM модуль. Можно просто активировать программную эмуляцию в настройках BIOS и обновляться до Windows 11. Данная опция называется «Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT)» или «AMD CPU fTPM». Ниже мы рассмотрим несколько примеров включения TPM в BIOS на материнских платах GIGABYTE и AORUS.

Для процессоров Intel

На материнских платах GIGABYTE или AORUS для процессоров Intel нужно зайти в BIOS, открыть раздел «Peripherals» (или «Settings») и включить опцию «Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT)»

Для процессоров AMD

На платах для AMD нужно зайти в BIOS, открыть раздел «Settings — Miscellaneous» (или просто «Settings») и включить опцию «AMD CPU fTPM».

Модули TPM от GIGABYTE

Также у GIGABYTE есть и физические модули TPM. Их можно приобрести и установить на материнскую плату, если эмуляция TPM вам не подходит. Ниже приведена таблица с информацией о TPM модулях от GIGABYTE и их поддержке.

Это ориентировочная информация, перед покупкой уточняйте характеристики и поддержку устройств самостоятельно на официальном сайте.

Название модуля	Контроллер	Интерфейс	Поддержка
GC-TPM rev. 1.0 rev. 1.1	Infineon SLB9660TT1.2 FW4.40	TPM header key, LPC bus	Платформа Intel: 200-series, 100-series, 8-series*, 9-series & X99 series. Платформа AMD: AM4, FM2 series. ОС: Windows 7 64-bits, Windows 8.1 32/64-bits, Windows 10 64-bit.
GC-TPM2.0	Infineon SLB9665TT2.0 FW5.51	TPM header key, LPC bus	Платформа Intel: Intel 200/100, 8-series* , 9-series, X99 series. Платформа AMD: AM4, FM2 series. ОС: Windows 7 64-bits, Windows 8.1 32/64-bits, Windows 10 64-bit.
GC-TPM2.0 SPI	SLB9670 FW7.63	шина SPI	Платформа Intel: Z390 M GAMING. Платформа AMD: GA-AB350M-DASH. ОС: Windows 7 64-bits, Windows 8.1 32/64-bits, Windows 10 64-bit.
GC-TPM2.0 SPI 2.0	SLB9670 FW7.63	шина SPI	Платформа Intel: Intel 500/400, Z390 M GAMING. Платформа AMD: GA-AB350M-DASH. ОС: Windows 7 64-bits, Windows 8.1 32/64-bits, Windows 10 64-bit.
GC-TPM2.0_S	SLB9665TT-2.0 FW5.61	TPM header key, LPC bus	Платформа Intel: Z390, H370, B360, H310 (2.0), X299, Z370, C246, C621. Платформа AMD: B550, A520, TRX40, X399, X570, X470, B450, X370, B350. ОС: Windows 7 64-bits, Windows 8.1 32/64-bits, Windows 10 64-bit.

Дополнительно

Точную информацию об установке TPM модуля и включении эмуляции TPM 2.0 в BIOS на GIGABYTE или AORUS нужно искать в инструкции к вашей материнской плате. Получить такую инструкцию можно на официальном сайте, в разделе «Поддержка».

Для этого нужно ввести в поиск Google название материнской платы и перейти на страницу этой платы на сайте GIGABYTE.

В результате откроется страница с информацией о данной плате. Здесь нужно перейти в раздел «Поддержка».

Дальше нужно перейти на вкладку «Инструкции» и открыть инструкцию для материнской платы. Обратите внимание, для получения информации о TPM вам нужно именно инструкция (User manual), а не руководство по установке (Installation Guide).

В инструкции для материнской платы нужно выполнить поиск по слову «PTT» (для плат на базе Intel) или «fTPM» (для плат на базе AMD).

Возможно вам будет интересно:

Как включить Secure Boot в BIOS на Gigabyte и AORUS.

Посмотрите также:

Как проверить совместимость компьютера с Windows 11
Как включить TPM 2.0 в BIOS
Программа для проверки совместимости с Windows 11
AMD CPU fTPM Switch: что это в BIOS
TPM 2.0: как узнать если ли он на компьютере

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Александр Степушин

Создатель сайта comp-security.net, автор более 2000 статей о ремонте компьютеров, работе с программами, настройке операционных систем.

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My system exhibits something strange lately .. sadly i can’t pinpoint it since i did a lot of things to it like Updating the BIOS and going to Windows 11.

Each time i copy something to an external USB drive or from my NAS to one of my internal SSD (the chipset Nvme, the CPU one i have not tested) the internet slows down, even pictures take forever to load, as soon as i hit pause to the copy everything loads in an instance.

Like what the hell ..

Was up for Aorus Master a few days ago but F36d is up on official site for Aorus Elite and maybe other boards now.

Checksum: FEA1

Update AGESA ComboV2 1.2.0.4 A

Windows 11 support

Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite Downloads

Anyone dared to update yet? Any impact on overclock stability? Especially FCLK clocks.

Anyone dared to update yet? Any impact on overclock stability? Especially FCLK clocks.

VDDG CCD and IOD are messed up.

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VDDG CCD and IOD are messed up.

Thanks, good to know. I guess I’ll be holding off with the update then. Just spent about month stabilizing FCLK, can’t deal with any more irregularities!

Thanks, good to know. I guess I’ll be holding off with the update then. Just spent about month stabilizing FCLK, can’t deal with any more irregularities!

Evey single agesa after f11 are complete garbage for Zen2.

I’m on f34(not by choice, rebar for Zen2) and…. while I’m stable in games/stress test with 3800cl14 I had some weird things happening.

DF cstate needs to stay off, else about 1/4 post I get memory training failing

Also idle needs to be set to typical & power loading on
else I get event41(power off, 1sec, powers on by itself) due to cpu cores hitting 0.2w during idle
This brings the soc to 19w cpu to 3w on idle

The other option(global c state off) brings cpu cores idle to 8w. That’s my last option, hope I don’t have to use it. I think there’s a 25mhz-50mhz boost loss.

None of these extra options are needed with F11.

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Evey single agesa after f11 are complete garbage for Zen2.

I’m on f34(not by choice, rebar for Zen2) and…. while I’m stable in games/stress test with 3800cl14 I had some weird things happening.

DF cstate needs to stay off, else about 1/4 post I get memory training failing

Also idle needs to be set to typical & power loading on
else I get event41(power off, 1sec, powers on by itself) due to cpu cores hitting 0.2w during idle
This brings the soc to 19w cpu to 3w on idle

The other option(global c state off) brings cpu cores idle to 8w. That’s my last option, hope I don’t have to use it. I think there’s a 25mhz-50mhz boost loss.

None of these extra options are needed with F11.

Both of my 3900X on 34 / 35D, and don’t have the issues you are stating regarding changing settings related to idle power etc. That said, anything after somewhere around F11 made my 3800CL16 (GDM off 1T) memory settings unusable, and I was forced to drop to 3733/CL16 (GDM On or GDM Off 2T) for 100% stable system.

My system exhibits something strange lately .. sadly i can’t pinpoint it since i did a lot of things to it like Updating the BIOS and going to Windows 11.

Each time i copy something to an external USB drive or from my NAS to one of my internal SSD (the chipset Nvme, the CPU one i have not tested) the internet slows down, even pictures take forever to load, as soon as i hit pause to the copy everything loads in an instance.

Like what the hell ..

on 35b bios
I updated to Windows 11. I had everything running great. Then on 9 Oct, I updated my Master x570 ver. 1.2 to the 35d bios from 35b and everything went to hell. I flashed back to 35b and uploaded my old settings from usb stick and everything back. I tried to just upload my 35b settings to 35d bios. That did not work. I will play with it later or wait for non beta version of 35 bios.

Both of my 3900X on 34 / 35D, and don’t have the issues you are stating regarding changing settings related to idle power etc. That said, anything after somewhere around F11 made my 3800CL16 (GDM off 1T) memory settings unusable, and I was forced to drop to 3733/CL16 (GDM On or GDM Off 2T) for 100% stable system.

3900X here, too—no issues relating to F34 at all. I run 4x8GB at 3733 GD off/1t and have no problems—perfectly stable, as well.

on 35b bios
I updated to Windows 11. I had everything running great. Then on 9 Oct, I updated my Master x570 ver. 1.2 to the 35d bios from 35b and everything went to hell. I flashed back to 35b and uploaded my old settings from usb stick and everything back. I tried to just upload my 35b settings to 35d bios. That did not work. I will play with it later or wait for non beta version of 35 bios.

For now it seems that my issues went away after i updated my Intel LAN driver to the latest one on Intel’s website!

My system exhibits something strange lately .. sadly i can’t pinpoint it since i did a lot of things to it like Updating the BIOS and going to Windows 11.

Each time i copy something to an external USB drive or from my NAS to one of my internal SSD (the chipset Nvme, the CPU one i have not tested) the internet slows down, even pictures take forever to load, as soon as i hit pause to the copy everything loads in an instance.

Like what the hell ..

i am sorry but why would you upgrade to windows 11 in the first place when amd said its ****ed for all ryzen cpus for now …. damn… https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/pa-400

i am sorry but why would you upgrade to windows 11 in the first place when amd said its ****ed for all ryzen cpus for now …. damn… https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/pa-400

I’m using Windows 11 since months and i don’t have any problem or perf issue. (except in AIDA64 bench for L3 cache)

Using F34 bios with 5950X and X570 Xtreme rev 1.0, 3900X with X570 master rev 1.0.

The perf overall is increased and the system is smoother. (in games, the fps are exactly the same, playing in 4K)

Auto HDR alone worth the upgrade to W11. (it’s amazing on LG OLED C1-G1)

Because it works

But, your internet takes a hit when you copy files 🤔

But, your internet takes a hit when you copy files 🤔

Not anymore with the proper drivers.

The 2 bugs in W11 has been resolved, update next week :

— The CPPC issue has been resolved. The AMD driver power profile is in the release process and targeted for GA release on 10/21. If it is needed before GA, AMD can share the driver directly with customers upon request.
‒ The L3 cache latency issue has been resolved by Microsoft. Microsoft plans to release the fix in their 10C Windows Update which is targeted for 10/19.

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Guys, a friend of mine wants to buy from me my RAM which is 3600 CL16-16-16-36 it got me thinking maybe i should go with 3800 CL14 or even add some $ more over that kit and go balls to the wall and get 4000 CL14. If my CPU won’t do 2000IF I could try lower freq and tighten timings. Any thoughts?

Guys, a friend of mine wants to buy from me my RAM which is 3600 CL16-16-16-36 it got me thinking maybe i should go with 3800 CL14 or even add some $ more over that kit and go balls to the wall and get 4000 CL14. If my CPU won’t do 2000IF I could try lower freq and tighten timings. Any thoughts?

Did you try to push your current RAM to 3800 CL14? It seems like some users with a similar kit as yours have been successful at running those speeds with some tweaking. I only have a Hynix DJR kit that can’t run as tight of timings but it does run 3800 and it is only a 3600 kit. I hate to break it to you, but there are not many people who can fun over 1900 FCLK without WHEA errors so I wouldn’t waste the money on an expensive 4000 kit.

Did you try to push your current RAM to 3800 CL14? It seems like some users with a similar kit as yours have been successful at running those speeds with some tweaking. I only have a Hynix DJR kit that can’t run as tight of timings but it does run 3800 and it is only a 3600 kit. I hate to break it to you, but there are not many people who can fun over 1900 FCLK without WHEA errors so I wouldn’t waste the money on an expensive 4000 kit.

I tried, stopped testing @1.55V. My kit probbably won’t do it.

I tried, stopped testing @1.55V. My kit probbably won’t do it.

I have the 4000C16 and 4000C14 kits.
The C14 kit is indeed a better binning; lower timings and higher thermal ceiling.
But it’s a thin difference for a big price gap.

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