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**THE OFFICIAL AMD CHIPSET DRIVERS THREAD**

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This is what changed in BIOS 4.10 that might be relevant -

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That is very interesting thanks!! I fired up Zen Timings and there is indeed a refresh mode which now shows "mixed". That seems to align with what @Dicehunter was suggesting also; timings too tight and it just falls back to JDEC defaults as it fails memory training because of this refresh mode.
 
^I just went to install it and the versions of each individual driver are the same as last months official release from AMD so nothing new. Asus are always behind the official release, most times by a couple of months at least.
 
8.07.16.1035 has released.


Release Highlights​

  • Bug fixes included.
  • New Program Support added.

Be nice of them to actually put a name to that program :cry:

So more info here..

www.neowin.net

AMD releases new Windows 11/10 chipset drivers with a batch of bug fixes for Ryzen PCs

AMD has released a new chipset driver, 8.05.01.516, for supported motherboards. The driver is now available for download on Windows 11 and 10 PCs. See what's included:
www.neowin.net www.neowin.net
 
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Is it generally a thing to update to the latest bios to benefit from the latest chipset drivers?

More for compatibility with the latest AGESA,
 
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