Check for updates regularly, usually when you restart your system or during manufacturer notifications.
Check for updates regularly, usually when you restart your system or during manufacturer notifications.
You only update BIOS if: You have a hardware compatibility problem (example, needing to get a B450 board to accept a Ryzen 3000 processor) There's a feature a newer version offers that you'll actually want There's a security issue with the current version that's fixed in a later one Otherwise it doesn't matter when you do it. But don't update BIOS just because.