Update on the bios topic Question received.
Update on the bios topic Question received.
This RAM SKU is not listed on the board's QVL. Doesn't mean it won't work, but there's no guarantee it will be stable, or that it will POST with it. This is something I have experience with, my Asus Tuf B550-PLUS did not like the original RAM I used and had several annoying issues until I used RAM from the QVL. That said, some boards aren't as picky about RAM as others, but I have an MSI B450 with a 1700 Ryzen that has similar stability issues with another kit of the same RAM I used. So just be aware that this may or may not be an issue. If you can still exchange or return the RAM, it might be prudent to do so for a kit recommended for this board while still doable. Here is the list so that you can consult it for yourself... https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/M...e8899aaadb Your storage isn't listed on QVL either, but both appear to be standard SATA SSDs, so I don't think this has near the same potential to be an issue. I can see it happening with an onboard PCIe M.2, but not modular SATA. The processor appears to be supported from an update equivalent or prior to either you reference. As to A320s and update / support issues, what I've seen before was a member who had updated BIOS for a 3600 processor, to find that the machine either had no video or failed POST afterward. Support for one of their devices had been dropped in one of the prior BIOS revisions (not the one they'd updated to), so it took some time to find. I don't recall what they did, if they reverted their BIOS and went back to the original processor while they saved for a new board (likely), or not. I believe the conflicting device for which support had been dropped was either their GPU or an on-board PCIe M.2 drive. Overall, I don't see the update being a problem with your component choices, but there are no guarantees. And without the board manufacturer's QVL recommendation, that RAM does have the potential to create stability issues. You might look through my threads to see the issues I experienced, and they did not go away until I replaced the RAM with a kit that was recommended by the manufacturer per QVL. As it turns out, it's quite likely the RAM I used was actually optimized for Intel and therefore not recommended for AMD. Edited September 6, 2022 by An0maly_76 Revised, more info