F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Happened to misflash a very recent BIOS version.

Happened to misflash a very recent BIOS version.

Happened to misflash a very recent BIOS version.

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dwarfkiller123
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12-22-2019, 04:09 PM
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I have an Asrock X370 K4 Fatality MB and recently switched to a Ryzen 5 3600x. To run the new processor, I downloaded the latest BIOS revision from the support page and installed it. After that, I started experiencing odd issues like bluescreens and glitches. Upon further investigation, I realized I should have flashed two previous BIOS versions before upgrading to the one I currently have. This makes me concerned about potential damage from the quick upgrade. I’m wondering if there’s a way to go back to an older firmware version for a step-by-step upgrade, or if I can manually flash the BIOS instead of using the automatic tool. I’m currently on version 5.40 and should have upgraded to 5.10 and 3.50 before doing this.
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dwarfkiller123
12-22-2019, 04:09 PM #1

I have an Asrock X370 K4 Fatality MB and recently switched to a Ryzen 5 3600x. To run the new processor, I downloaded the latest BIOS revision from the support page and installed it. After that, I started experiencing odd issues like bluescreens and glitches. Upon further investigation, I realized I should have flashed two previous BIOS versions before upgrading to the one I currently have. This makes me concerned about potential damage from the quick upgrade. I’m wondering if there’s a way to go back to an older firmware version for a step-by-step upgrade, or if I can manually flash the BIOS instead of using the automatic tool. I’m currently on version 5.40 and should have upgraded to 5.10 and 3.50 before doing this.

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