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Asus Bios update concern

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My Asus X570-E board has an old bios - 1201. With previous advice on this board, I want to update to the latest one - version 5003. Are there risks in skipping in-between versions?

 

I plan to update via a FAT32 USB Stick and using them Bios USB port and Bios update button.

 

Am I likely to face any issues please? Will I be able to revert back to an earlier version is something goes wrong?

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Check the notes for the versions inbetween, unless there's explicit mention of requiring sequential updates you can go straight.

Will probably have to set up anything that you need from scratch again.

 

I prefer updating from within the BIOS itelf than using the "recovery" procedure. 

Rollback possibility depends on vendor, again that's typically mentioned in the notes.

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Why do you want to update the bios tho ? 
 

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On 4/1/2024 at 9:01 PM, Ebony Falcon said:

Why do you want to update the bios tho ? 
 

My Bios is old - 2019 ver 1201. I have issues with PCH fan (runs at 3500rpm, is noisy and I cannot control it) and bios update is long overdue. It may be that if the PCH issue is not solved, I might need a new board.

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