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The x370X370 update issue has been resolved.

The x370X370 update issue has been resolved.

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10-25-2025, 01:43 AM
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Hello, I bought a ryzen 3500 for my ax370-Gaming Rev 1.x Gigabyte mobo and wanted to update bios on it. So I did all the steps and when on flashing the EC Firmware from Bios F31 it reverted bios to F20 (which is the bios my board came with). Now the problem here is that many say that while EC Firmware updating the mobo will boot into the Backup Bios instead of Main Bios and it should revert back to the old bios after a full shutdown and restart. So I did all that and even after a day of shutting down the Bios was the same F20, so I flashed F30>F31>F40. Now will this update be erased if the Main bios triggers again (only if the ec tool booted into backup bios) also is there anyway to know which bios is currently being used by the mobo? Now the main thing that concerns me is that if it reverts back then I am doomed AF as only F40 and up has ryzen 3000 support.
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10-25-2025, 01:43 AM #1

Hello, I bought a ryzen 3500 for my ax370-Gaming Rev 1.x Gigabyte mobo and wanted to update bios on it. So I did all the steps and when on flashing the EC Firmware from Bios F31 it reverted bios to F20 (which is the bios my board came with). Now the problem here is that many say that while EC Firmware updating the mobo will boot into the Backup Bios instead of Main Bios and it should revert back to the old bios after a full shutdown and restart. So I did all that and even after a day of shutting down the Bios was the same F20, so I flashed F30>F31>F40. Now will this update be erased if the Main bios triggers again (only if the ec tool booted into backup bios) also is there anyway to know which bios is currently being used by the mobo? Now the main thing that concerns me is that if it reverts back then I am doomed AF as only F40 and up has ryzen 3000 support.

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