ok ima tell you this about bios on RYZEN CPUS....sorry so long but read all this ... for a better understanding of how importent updating the bios is...
you should always be running the latest version of your board bios ......bios updates come out because even windows updates, sometimes windows will push a major update that just totally screws your machine .....WHY you may ask ....because your on a old bios and the motherboard dont know about all the security changes in the os .... so then the bios trys running this old crap and the os is trying to run this new crap and they start yelling at each other hey man shut down your screwing me up !!!!!!! and off it goes .....AGESA updates are very very important ...agesa bios updates are updates for bios but that agesa is for the security features in the cpu itself new code for the cpu so even the cpu can get along with the mb board bios version better and work with the OS better ....a lot of windows crashes and pc's shutting down issues that every one wants to blame Microsoft or Asus for steams from this problem ......back in the day we could run our pc's with out ever really updating bios ..because there wuz crap security in bios back then .... now the cpu has its own security code updated via AGESA the bios gets new security updates that complement what they did with the AGESA code and the OS getting updates that are then looking for all the new features in the cpu and in the bios....and when all this gets mismatched and jacked up it breaks !!! your current version should run a new 5800x3d just fine ..id say stay with the bios you got till you install that cpu it will boot ...and so your new cpu gets the updated AGESA code with those bios updates you havent got .....last i knew you can't skip certain agesa code updates ....so dont just jump from what your on to the last one in the list ...it does say on all Asus web sites on a majority of the agesa updates that you must apply that bios version before updating to the next .... you have to pay attention to that !!!
