A few days ago, we reported planned BIOS updates for motherboards with AMD chipsets from the 500 once 400 . While the situation was clear to the owners of new models, after reading the entry there, the owners of ASUS designs could be disappointed. It turned out that one of the Reddit users received information from the manufacturer that the leading model of the Crosshair VII Hero (X 470 ) will not be able to support upcoming AMD Ryzen processors 5000. This was against the policy of the Reds, who pledged to provide motherboard manufacturers with the new AGESA code. Fortunately, the whole thing ends well and the described situation turned out to be a misunderstanding.

ASUS, however, will not be different from other manufacturers. So far, we do not know the full list of models waiting for the new BIOS, but we can expect that the manufacturer will not forget about any model with the B chipset 450 and X 470.

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ASUS however will not be different from other manufacturers and – as we read in the latest statement – will provide an updated BIOS for motherboards with X chipsets 470 and B 450, it will be based on the new AGESA code provided by AMD. Of course, the software will not be available immediately – the Reds have already announced that for the full support of the Ryzens 5000 by older albums we will have to wait until January 2021 of the year (a test version of the BIOS will be available then). So far we do not know the full model list and, but we can expect ASUS won’t forget any of them.

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Too bad you will have to wait so long, but this is probably AMD’s tactic to persuade the more impatient consumers to buy a motherboard with the A chipset 520 , B 550 or X 570. In any case, the reports so far are untrue and the balance on the motherboard market will not be disturbed. The premiere of AMD Ryzen processors 5000 will take place on November 5 and then we will see if it was really worth waiting. The first rumors, however, indicate that the increase in performance over the series 3000 is quite significant …

Source: TechPowerUp, Guru3D