older CPU compatibility after bios update?

[pillarspillars]

I built my first pc right at the start of quarantine, and slowly upgraded many of my parts including my CPU, GPU etc etc, and I now have a lot of leftover parts lying around. I want to use them to build another pc for my girlfriend, but I still need some things, and since my motherboard (asrock b450m pro4) is now running a ryzen 7 3700x and a 2060 I figured I might want to update that too just to prevent any stability issues (idk maybe I'm just paranoid) and use the current asrock motherboard in the build for my girlfriend. however, I updated my bios when I got my 3700x and on the support website with all the bios revisions it doesn't recommend using the bios version I'm running now with raven ridge CPUs. The CPU I have leftover is a ryzen 3 2200g, which is raven ridge. could anyone explain why they recommend against this and/or whether or not it's possible to revert my bios back to a version that supports the 2200g? the motherboard doesn't have flashback

[jaslion]

Which bios version are you on. Not recommended sounds like it still works and it's not removed from support list.

 

Also a universal tip with a bios. If it ain't broke don't fix it. DO NOT UPDATE A WORKING BIOS. It's more likely to cause issues if you do than if you don't.

 

 

[boggy77]

they just say it's not recommended, but it will still work