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20 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

unless instructed, you can jump from the oldest to the newest.

Yeah this is important, sometimes the BIOS page will tell you to install them in a certain order but generally speaking you can go from oldest to newest with no problems.

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Hello i have an MSI mpg X570 gamping plus and the bios version installed in it is 7C37vA2 but the latest version is 7C37vA4 and in between there is 7C37vA3, so should i first install 7C37vA3 then 7C37vA4  or directly update from 7C37vA2 to 7C37vA4 ignoring 7C37vA?

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BIOS updates are complete images.  You can safely update to the latest version available without any middle steps.  

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unless instructed, you can jump from the oldest to the newest.

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20 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

unless instructed, you can jump from the oldest to the newest.

Yeah this is important, sometimes the BIOS page will tell you to install them in a certain order but generally speaking you can go from oldest to newest with no problems.

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