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Hey everyone in not sure if this has been asked already but, I have a msi b450 mortar max and a Ryzen 3600 and my last bios which I installed was one from December 2019, now I'm thinking about updating but not a necessity as I have had no issues with the current BIOS but am just curious if updating to the new one which includes support and optimization for Ryzen 5000 series, would mess something up with the current support for my CPU, I'm 95% sure that it wont but I would rather be safe than sorry.


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I recommend not updating your BIOS unless you absolutely must

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Don't mess with it if it's working fine and the new version doesn't add features you're after and/or fixes one you're having.

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