AMD is looking at adding Ryzen 5000 series support for B350/X370 motherboards!

im on a 1700 at the moment, and yes that's the issue, can i flash now and get the 5000 series cpu later or do i need one now if the bios drops 1st gen support.
 
GAC said:
im on a 1700 at the moment, and yes that's the issue, can i flash now and get the 5000 series cpu later or do i need one now if the bios drops 1st gen support.
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No your CPU will work on all BIOS versions, it isn't limited. Not sure why you'd flash it before you had the new CPU to put in though.
 
GAC said:
either way i wont be flashing until i have a cpu, just frustrating how little info asus has released.
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You literally don't need any info, its the same as any other BIOS flash when adding compatibility, you flash the BIOS then put the new CPU in, job done. If there was anything more complicated about it you'd see a readme.txt or similar or changelog.txt etc.

I have flashed over a dozen different B350/X370 boards for 5xxx compatibility and even though ASUS were late to the party, they've been the simplest along with some of the Gigabyte boards.
 
Journey said:
You literally don't need any info, its the same as any other BIOS flash when adding compatibility, you flash the BIOS then put the new CPU in, job done. If there was anything more complicated about it you'd see a readme.txt or similar or changelog.txt etc.

I have flashed over a dozen different B350/X370 boards for 5xxx compatibility and even though ASUS were late to the party, they've been the simplest along with some of the Gigabyte boards.
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fair enough then.
 
I flashed my C6H to latest release, left the 1700 in to check all was ok, found the new bonus was actually better for the 1700 too, then dropped the 5950x in, only issue I had was video out, must have knocked the card, re-seating it fixed the issue and the 5950x is running nicely :)
 
A good chunk of A320/B350/X370 boards seem to have AGESA Combo V2 PI 1.2.0.7 now available, with Cezanne CPU support added. Just updated an ASRock X370 Pro4 this morning and tested a 5600G and a 5800X in it both work fine, no long term testing on the 'G' part yet, as the board will be having the 5800X (B2) in it for the end user. :)
 
SupraWez said:
I flashed my C6H to latest release, left the 1700 in to check all was ok, found the new bonus was actually better for the 1700 too, then dropped the 5950x in, only issue I had was video out, must have knocked the card, re-seating it fixed the issue and the 5950x is running nicely :)
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Blimey you have upgraded from a horse and cart to at least a Porsche 911.
 
Anybody seen reports or personally tried a Gigabyte AX370 Gaming K7 rev.1.0 with 5800x or 3D or 5900x processors? Thinking I might update my 1800x for a few years extra longevity
 
RogB said:
Anybody seen reports or personally tried a Gigabyte AX370 Gaming K7 rev.1.0 with 5800x or 3D or 5900x processors? Thinking I might update my 1800x for a few years extra longevity
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Yes 5xxx series parts work fine in that board with BIOS version T51e and above, F51g has support for the 5800X3D and also the new AGESA 1.2.0.7 for Cezanne parts as well.
 
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