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Just now, pappablake said:

how do I do that

If you're buying in-store, there should be a sticker on the box labeling it as Ryzen 2nd Gen compatible.

 

The BIOS chip should also have the stock revision stamped on it as well.

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By now, all the earlier boards should be shipping with a compatible BIOS for newer Ryzen chips.

 

I wouldn't be too concerned, personally.

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Just now, pappablake said:

how do I do that

If you're buying in-store, there should be a sticker on the box labeling it as Ryzen 2nd Gen compatible.

 

The BIOS chip should also have the stock revision stamped on it as well.

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