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Hello!

 

I just bought and installed a new Asus z490m-plus board with a 10700k. The computer is running perfectly.

 

However, I checked on Asus' site that there's a bios update available that "Improves system stability".

 

Do you guys think it's worth updating it?

 

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Imo unless you have problems leave it

Before you reply to my post, REFRESH. 99.99% chance I edited my post. 

 

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15 minutes ago, reenzoo said:

Hello!

 

I just bought and installed a new Asus z490m-plus board with a 10700k. The computer is running perfectly.

 

However, I checked on Asus' site that there's a bios update available that "Improves system stability".

 

Do you guys think it's worth updating it?

If it works, leave it. Don't fix it until it's broke.

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