[Übersicht] Ultimative AM4 UEFI/BIOS/AGESA Übersicht
There's a new BIOS version available for our board, it's not yet on its official support page but it always comes later.
If someone is brave enough to try it - let's go: 5809
It's not marked as "beta" on that 3rd party site.
P.S. I got extremely bored so I flashed it. Nothing special thus far.
There's a new BIOS version available for our board, it's not yet on its official support page but it always comes later.
If someone is brave enough to try it - let's go: 5809
It's not marked as "beta" on that 3rd party site.
P.S. I got extremely bored so I flashed it. Nothing special thus far.
Long_Y0! wrote:
[Ãœbersicht] Ultimative AM4 UEFI/BIOS/AGESA Ãœbersicht
There's a new BIOS version available for our board, it's not yet on its official support page but it always comes later.
If someone is brave enough to try it - let's go: 5809
It's not marked as "beta" on that 3rd party site.
P.S. I got extremely bored so I flashed it. Nothing special thus far.
Thats a good sign... means they will pushing out official updates for this board. If we get the options the 500's boards have(5000 CPU support, Curve Optimizer, SAM) then I'll be very happy. Only thing we wont have is PCI-E 4.0, M.2 Gen 4, and USB 3.2 Gen2... not deal breaker in my book.
the new bios works perfectly well!
@4.7Ghz 1.25v 24/7
@4.7Ghz 1.25v 24/7
Why is FSB 100 MHz there, and I still have only 99.8 MHz?
Is it because they disabled Spread Spectrum for Ryzen 5000 exclusively?
Because last time I checked there was no option to disable it unless you have a Crosshair VI/VII/VIII motherboard...
Mr. Sunshine wrote:
Thats a good sign... means they will pushing out official updates for this board
Well I think they should, this board was like the second most expensive one among their X470 boards if I'm remembering it correctly, and it was really weird that some of the less expensive ones got BIOS updates faster than our one did.
Alex0915 wrote:
I hope we keep getting updates to new CPU for the next 5 years at least.
It's up to AMD first. I mean if AMD releases new AGESAs for their old products when they switch from AM4 to a different socket - we might expect some updates. But looking how AMD and all the vendors are trying to push their newer B550/X570 chipsets - I kind of doubt they will still remember about X470, AMD wanted to bury it at all but all that community indignation made AMD change their mind about X470, but look at X370 - even those who bought top-tier really expensive motherboards are left behind, although it's pretty much the same hardware and there's no way it differs so much that it cannot support Ryzen 5000. But AMD and the vendors want more profit so they're making those who bought B350/X370 motherboards buy newer motherboards.
