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Gigabyte has been sending a press release in which the reconfirm that all their TRX40 Motherboards Fully Support the AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3990X.
Taipei, Taiwan, February 7th, 2020 – GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd, a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, today announced that its TRX40 series motherboards fully support the newest AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ 3990X CPU. With their advanced power and thermal designs and the release of the newest BIOS update, GIGABYTE TRX40 motherboards extract the best performance from the newest AMD processors so users don’t have to worry about compatibility issues when replacing processors.
AMD recently released its newest 64 core CPU and motherboard vendors have developed new BIOS updates to ensure that the TRX40 motherboards are compatible with this new CPU. Since the start of their development, GIGABYTE TRX40 motherboards were designed to support this enthusiast-grade processor with their 16+3 direct power design and thermal design, solidifying the hardware aspect. Full BIOS testing and verification was also completed before the release of the processor and the BIOS update has been uploaded to the official GIGABYTE website. The exclusive Q-Flash+ design enables users to update their BIOS for the GIGABYTE TRX40 series motherboards by using a USB device, without installing the processor and memory. The BIOS update has undergone professional verification to ensure that users enjoy the best performance, compatibility, and stability.
The BIOS updates for the GIGABYTE TRX40 series motherboards have been uploaded to the GIGABYTE official website. Users can download and update their motherboards for the best performance. The complete list of motherboards and their corresponding BIOS download links are listed below:
TRX40 AORUS XTREME TRX40 AORUS MASTER TRX40 AORUS PRO WIFI TRX40 DESIGNARE.
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#5760138 Posted on: 02/14/2020 10:16 AM
The alpha boards were reinforced for world record overclocking, nothing more.
...Which begs the question to Asus - what, exactly, is the issue customers should be aware of with the original, and very expensive, Zenith II and 3990X that a second board had to be released? Does the first board not support the 3990X fully ? Should customers be concerned about full support for future drop-in CPU's? - AMD did specify an upgrade pathway for the new sTRX40.
The alpha boards were reinforced for world record overclocking, nothing more.
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#5760266 Posted on: 02/14/2020 04:16 PM
Is there any trx40 board that doesn't fully support the 3990x? I mean, they are all 280w pieces right? So whats not to support here?
Is there any trx40 board that doesn't fully support the 3990x? I mean, they are all 280w pieces right? So whats not to support here?
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#5760459 Posted on: 02/15/2020 01:56 AM
This is like Nissan randomly issuing a press release saying, "The bakes on our entire line of 2020 model vehicles are now fully compliant!"
This is like Nissan randomly issuing a press release saying, "The bakes on our entire line of 2020 model vehicles are now fully compliant!"
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...Which begs the question to Asus - what, exactly, is the issue customers should be aware of with the original, and very expensive, Zenith II and 3990X that a second board had to be released? Does the first board not support the 3990X fully ? Should customers be concerned about full support for future drop-in CPU's? - AMD did specify an upgrade pathway for the new sTRX40 beyond the current 3 releases.