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Prepare your system for Zen 3 by flashing the BIOS.

Prepare your system for Zen 3 by flashing the BIOS.

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jakealumba5257
Junior Member
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01-11-2020, 10:57 PM
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Hello, thank you for reaching out. I understand this might be a straightforward query. You're aiming to assemble a PC using the Zen 3 architecture (5600X) and are considering AM4 motherboards. Since these boards need a BIOS update before they boot, your main concern is how to flash the BIOS without being able to enter it. You're wondering if you need an older chip version to perform the update first. Let me know if anything else needs clarification. Appreciate your patience!
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jakealumba5257
01-11-2020, 10:57 PM #1

Hello, thank you for reaching out. I understand this might be a straightforward query. You're aiming to assemble a PC using the Zen 3 architecture (5600X) and are considering AM4 motherboards. Since these boards need a BIOS update before they boot, your main concern is how to flash the BIOS without being able to enter it. You're wondering if you need an older chip version to perform the update first. Let me know if anything else needs clarification. Appreciate your patience!

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FluffyBacca69
Junior Member
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01-12-2020, 06:00 AM
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Many AM4 motherboards include a BIOS flashback capability, enabling BIOS updates without requiring a CPU, RAM, or graphics card. For details on specific models, visit the product page to confirm availability. Companies such as Gigabyte often name this feature (e.g., Gigabyte's "QFlash Plus"), whereas brands like Asus and MSI typically just label it as BIOS Flashback. You might also find a comprehensive spreadsheet listing entries with a column for "FlashBk Button" in the Diagnostics section, allowing you to filter potential options.
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FluffyBacca69
01-12-2020, 06:00 AM #2

Many AM4 motherboards include a BIOS flashback capability, enabling BIOS updates without requiring a CPU, RAM, or graphics card. For details on specific models, visit the product page to confirm availability. Companies such as Gigabyte often name this feature (e.g., Gigabyte's "QFlash Plus"), whereas brands like Asus and MSI typically just label it as BIOS Flashback. You might also find a comprehensive spreadsheet listing entries with a column for "FlashBk Button" in the Diagnostics section, allowing you to filter potential options.

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xVeryn1337
Member
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01-13-2020, 03:20 PM
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Thank you!
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xVeryn1337
01-13-2020, 03:20 PM #3

Thank you!