… Related Story Qualcomm’s Snapdragon C Is Hiding A Nasty Secret That, If Proven, Will Make The MacBook Neo And Its A18 Pro Roar In Popularity Currently, the EXPO 1.2 support is in its initial stages, but ASUS has rolled out BIOS support for the tech across several X870 series motherboards, which are… …
… The new BETA BIOS has the following changes: Update to AGESA ComboAM5 1.2.7.0 New APUs Support Improve system performance Now we still expect AMD and its partners to release a more optimized and official BIOS when the next-gen Ryzen AM5 APUs hit shelves, but for those who want to have early support… …
… So we might see a teaser or early designs of AMD's next-gen AM5 platforms at Computex from board makers such as Biostar. The other possibility is that Biostar is simply terming its refreshed 800-series as "Next-Gen" motherboards. …
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… ASRock Prepares its Motherboards for Upcoming AMD Zen 5 and Intel Arrow Lake Refresh Series Some motherboard manufacturers have already released a couple of new BIOS updates in recent weeks to offer support for "upcoming" AMD processors. …
… Add Crosshair Tweak item When using Mode 2 in the Crosshair series, the same memory rules as the test BIOS 99xx are applied As for the ASUS X870 motherboards and their respective BIOS download links, they are listed below: ROG CROSSHAIR X870E HERO BETA BIOS 2201 Download ROG CROSSHAIR X870E HERO BT… …
… Related Story Intel’s First Macbook Neo Rivaling Laptops Arrive Next Week, Wildcat Lake With Mainstream Prices While ASUS didn't confirm it officially, a few reports previously did confirm that the AGESA 1.2.7.0 BIOS version was released solely to add support for the Zen 5-based APUs, which should … …
… The thing is that AMD's EXPO 1.2 or AGESA BIOS updates won't magically enable CUDIMM support for existing CPU lineups. The 1.2 CKD setting only defines whether CKD is enabled. If the CPU IMC doesn't support it, it still won't be supported. Setting it to enabled won't prevent support. …
… The BIOS version 4.03 is the one that you will find on the support pages of the listed motherboard models, and it's evident that the new BIOS was released today. …
… Intel was previously leading with over 8000-9000 MT/s modules supported on its platforms, but with the latest AGESA BIOS updates, AMD partners such as MSI now offer solid speeds on their current designs, so we can expect these to get better in the coming generation. …