BIOSTAR READY TO ROLL-OUT AMD AGESA 1.1.0.0 BIOS UPDATE for AMD Phoenix APU

ghostmaven · November 12, 2023

Recent rumors suggest that BIOSTAR is planning to roll out the AMD AGESA 1.1.0.0 BIOS update to its AM5-based motherboard lineup. This pivotal update brings the highly anticipated support for AMD's next-generation Phoenix APU, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of BIOSTAR's product offerings.

The upcoming AMD AGESA 1.1.0.0 BIOS update covers all AMD AM5 BIOSTAR motherboards tailored to various user needs, including the high-performance X670 series, the all-rounder B650, and the budget-friendly A620, set for release in mid-November on the official BIOSTAR website.

AMD's New Zen 4 Ryzen APUs are ready to take the market by storm with their advanced performance features. BIOSTAR motherboard users are perfectly equipped to embrace them, ensuring complete support and seamless integration with a simple BIOS update.

filpo · November 12, 2023

Source: Trust me bro

I would've updated my earlier thread with all this info and I might just, it'll all be in the Ryzen 8000G one

Gigabyte confirmed it earlier today

And if you scroll further down you'll see that Asrock actually released the bios update for 8000G 6 days ago

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Gigabyte confirms the launch of AMD's next-gen desktop APU (Ryzen 8000G) series scheduled is for the end of January - VideoCardz.com

Ye there were loads of reports about ryzen 8000G like 2 or 3 days ago

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The latest driver was spotted at station drivers by HXL (@9550pro) and is part of the 5.11.02.217 release which is not yet listed over at AMD's official driver webpage. The official version is still the 5.08.02.027 release but the major update in the upcoming release is the "AMD PMF-8000 Series" driver package which confirms the Ryzen 8000 CPU family. The AMD PMF "Platform Management Framework" driver optimizes the overall performance and efficiency of the systems. This package gets updated to the newer 23.5.9.0 release which is much newer than the existing 23.2.3.0 release for Ryzen 7040 APUs.

AMD's Next-Gen Ryzen 8000 CPUs Spotted In Latest Driver Package (wccftech.com)

Asrock releasing one for ryzen 8000g six days ago however it was called 7000g (which may allude to a 7000g but I think they just changed the name to 8000G)

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The AMD AGESA 1.1.0.0 BIOS firmware is an extension to the AGESA 1.0.7.0, 1.0.8.0 & 1.0.9.0 BIOS patches which were made to address thermal limits and tune memory support. But another major feature of these BIOS releases was to add initial support for AMD's upcoming Ryzen 7000G Phoenix APUs which are expected to launch soon.

From what we had gathered, the current AGESA 1.0.8.0 and the 1.0.9.0 BIOS updates had the basic and initial support for Ryzen 7000G APUs and there was a lot of work still required. A motherboard vendor we talked to commented on the 1.0.8.0 and 1.0.9.0 BIOS releases as "Useless" when it came to Ryzen 7000G support and overall AM5 stability. But now, it looks like there's a new BIOS version available in the form of AGESA 1.1.0.0

ASRock Rolls Out AMD AGESA 1.1.0.0 BIOS Firmware For X670E Taichi Motherboards (wccftech.com)

But this bios update roll out mahogany doesn't mean that we're gonna get 8000G (or 7000G, I'm too confused) anytime soon, gigabyte confirmed it in January (more like end of January), which is quite soon, but not NOW soon. These won't be a huge bump in power (which I alluded to in my thread) but they'll be quite a bit better than the 5700g with 16 RDNA3 control units