It depends on your situation. Updating your bios can improve visibility and attract the right audience.
It depends on your situation. Updating your bios can improve visibility and attract the right audience.
It varies by motherboard and maker. If forums for your brand show issues around 1.0.0.4 (ASRock B450), then proceed with caution. Look for reports from others with the same board and BIOS. I recommend upgrading if you find a reliable example and many users are doing it. However, if you're unsure about the stability of the BIOS for your specific chipset, it's wise to wait. Most problems seem linked to using outdated drivers from sites like German Hardwareluxx, but ASUS support has been solid so far.
I placed an order for the ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Plus. I expect to assemble it and test whether the RAM can reach 3600MHz while staying stable. The CPU and graphics should automatically overclock, correct? How can I verify if they operate at their best frequency?