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I meant not installed the latest bios yet. The board is running for several weeks already. I also didnt manage to take the battery out by the way. But managed to undo the cable connecting the battery to the mobo. But if it's running, why not mash delete when starting up?

Thanks for your info. I've not installed it, yet.

New F6 bios for Gigabyte Z170N-wifi. Anyone try it yet?

Sounds like XMP to me? Nothing special about that

http://www.gigabyte.eu/press-center/news-page.aspx?nid=1399 Maybe it'll be implemented/switched on for the m-itx board too at some point.

Reading that forum I'm not too confident flashing my mobo. I'll wait for a stable (and then some)

Currently in testing? Don't see it on their site and their tool.

XMP isn't working properly on my Gigabyte z170n wifi. I've read more people having this issue. Anyone an idea when Gigabyte will release a new BIOS?

Same mobo and F4 BIOS won't allow my 2666 mem to run at that either.

Sent a ticket to Gigabyte a while ago asking about TB3 support on the gaming5. Got the following response

I got these Corsair Vengeance LPX CMK16GX4M2A2666C16 16GB (2x 8GB)

Put in the Corsairs, reset the BIOS by shorting the jumper and off we went. So yea, go with Gigabyte certified RAM. /edit or they were both DOA

Ordered a pair of Corsair sticks which should arrive tomorrow. If they do work it'll be the first time for me and friends that RAM compatibility is an issue.

Got my gigabyte Z170N-wifi today. Put it all together with Kingston HyperX Fury HX426C15FBK2/16 (2x8GB) and got 4 long beeps and 1 short. Which seems to indicate problem with RAM. Removing both sticks same error. Swapping around individual sticks etc. same error. Most likely the board doesn't...

Does the heatpipe really make a difference?

From the manual So yea, they could say that in the manual and technically be correct there being the controller and not implement it. But would they? http://www.gigabyte.com/press-center/news-page.aspx?nid=1370

http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/thunderbolt-3-egpu-solutions-arriving-4th-quarter-2015-mainstream-in-2016.777013/ :) I'm guessing it'd work great with DX12's multi gpu support.

Considering I plan on using my new rig for many years (currently on Q6600), I want it to have the Alpine Ridge. This for future expansion options. Maybe even dual GPU with one in the slot and one over TB3?