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Update BIOS with an unsupported processor model

Update BIOS with an unsupported processor model

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Koutasensei
Junior Member
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06-10-2020, 10:28 PM
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Hello, I own an ASUS B450 Strix-F rev 1.01 with a new 5600X. I’m unsure what BIOS version is installed and haven’t found any guidance on updating it with the 5600X, even though the CPU isn’t supported. Could someone confirm if this is feasible or if I’d need to use an older model like the 1600? Thanks.
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Koutasensei
06-10-2020, 10:28 PM #1

Hello, I own an ASUS B450 Strix-F rev 1.01 with a new 5600X. I’m unsure what BIOS version is installed and haven’t found any guidance on updating it with the 5600X, even though the CPU isn’t supported. Could someone confirm if this is feasible or if I’d need to use an older model like the 1600? Thanks.

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AeroEnder
Junior Member
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06-17-2020, 08:47 PM
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Update the BIOS by performing a BIOS update.
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AeroEnder
06-17-2020, 08:47 PM #2

Update the BIOS by performing a BIOS update.

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Bladestorm117
Junior Member
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06-21-2020, 10:36 PM
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The strix B450-F lacks a BIOS flashback option, meaning you must use an older CPU to perform the update. Regarding the update procedure, refer to the BIOS documentation available on the website. You may notice that certain processors are no longer supported, so after installing the appropriate version, the 1600 model might become incompatible.
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Bladestorm117
06-21-2020, 10:36 PM #3

The strix B450-F lacks a BIOS flashback option, meaning you must use an older CPU to perform the update. Regarding the update procedure, refer to the BIOS documentation available on the website. You may notice that certain processors are no longer supported, so after installing the appropriate version, the 1600 model might become incompatible.

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Markoxx1
Junior Member
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06-22-2020, 02:01 AM
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Unless the BIOS was recently updated from the factory—something I doubt they were—the installation should be placed in the 1600 slot. Make sure to update the BIOS for the 5th generation. It seems all B450 boards can handle the 5th Ryzen, though I shouldn't quote me on that. Just note that my Aorus M supports the 5th gen with the F60e update.
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Markoxx1
06-22-2020, 02:01 AM #4

Unless the BIOS was recently updated from the factory—something I doubt they were—the installation should be placed in the 1600 slot. Make sure to update the BIOS for the 5th generation. It seems all B450 boards can handle the 5th Ryzen, though I shouldn't quote me on that. Just note that my Aorus M supports the 5th gen with the F60e update.