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No, you cannot just downgrade Bios versions.

No, you cannot just downgrade Bios versions.

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EnzoNM
Junior Member
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12-28-2018, 03:48 PM
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Sure, it's likely yes, but it might seem overly simple. I have an MSI X370 Gaming Pro and my BIOS is probably a beta release. Would it be safe to download and install the latest version (non-beta) 4.G? I'm curious about overclocking my CPU and am concerned the beta version looks quite different from guides like the one by der8auer for the 2700x.
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EnzoNM
12-28-2018, 03:48 PM #1

Sure, it's likely yes, but it might seem overly simple. I have an MSI X370 Gaming Pro and my BIOS is probably a beta release. Would it be safe to download and install the latest version (non-beta) 4.G? I'm curious about overclocking my CPU and am concerned the beta version looks quite different from guides like the one by der8auer for the 2700x.

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Titan_Mark
Junior Member
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12-30-2018, 03:29 AM
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If you can't revert to an earlier BIOS build, the site usually clarifies this in the product details. Have you faced any issues with your existing BIOS settings? Besides visual adjustments, most modifications remain limited to the same settings.
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Titan_Mark
12-30-2018, 03:29 AM #2

If you can't revert to an earlier BIOS build, the site usually clarifies this in the product details. Have you faced any issues with your existing BIOS settings? Besides visual adjustments, most modifications remain limited to the same settings.

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Sqwalish
Member
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12-30-2018, 10:34 AM
#3
No problems with the IQ bios. I mainly want the same arrangement as the overclocking guides I’m following. The only thing that came up is this: I tried the same initial settings he used for OC (1.4V, 4200 MHz, LLC mode 4), but it was a pretty unsettling experience since my PC didn’t seem to appreciate those adjustments.
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Sqwalish
12-30-2018, 10:34 AM #3

No problems with the IQ bios. I mainly want the same arrangement as the overclocking guides I’m following. The only thing that came up is this: I tried the same initial settings he used for OC (1.4V, 4200 MHz, LLC mode 4), but it was a pretty unsettling experience since my PC didn’t seem to appreciate those adjustments.