Does my BIOs meets the requirements with Pentium g4560?

[gugumanis]

Hey guys i just wanna know if my bios date meets the requirements with g4560 or will i need to update it? my bios date-
BIOS Version/Date American Megatrends Inc. 0605, 20.03.2017

 

[ThatVietGuy]

I hope you realize listing a make/model of your motherboard is helpful as well.

 

[sapins23]

I hope you realize listing a make/model of your motherboard is helpful as well.

 

[sapins23]

Its Asus prime B250M-K

 

[ThatVietGuy]

The motherboard will support the G4560 as it sits right now.

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-B250M-K/HelpDesk_CPU/

 

[gugumanis]

The motherboard will support the G4560 as it sits right now.

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-B250M-K/Help....

Yea but i currently have g4400 pentium and i wanna upgrade to g4560 but the bios requirements are different for each other and i just wanted to know if i need to update my bios? my current bios date is 20.03.2017

 

[gugumanis]

The motherboard will support the G4560 as it sits right now.

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-B250M-K/Help....

Yea but i currently have g4400 pentium and i wanna upgrade to g4560 but the bios requirements are different for each other and i just wanted to know if i need to update my bios? my current bios date is 20.03.2017

 

[ThatVietGuy]

I don't understand your concern.

The G4560 has been supported since version 0301.

The BIOS you currently have is version 0605 which is NEWER. Because you have the newer BIOS you shouldn't have a problem using the G4560.

The BIOS requirements are not "different" - you don't need to have a certain BIOS version to support certain CPUs. As long as you have the specified version OR NEWER you're fine.

 

[sapins23]

I don't understand your concern.

The G4560 has been supported since version 0301.

The BIOS you currently have is version 0605 which is NEWER. Because you have the newer BIOS you shouldn't have a problem using the G4560.

The BIOS requirements are not "different" - you don't need to have a certain BIOS version to support certain CPUs. As long as you have the specified version OR NEWER you're fine.

Oh ok so im all clear to go? and i dont have to worry about anything?

 

[sapins23]

I don't understand your concern.

The G4560 has been supported since version 0301.

The BIOS you currently have is version 0605 which is NEWER. Because you have the newer BIOS you shouldn't have a problem using the G4560.

The BIOS requirements are not "different" - you don't need to have a certain BIOS version to support certain CPUs. As long as you have the specified version OR NEWER you're fine.

Oh ok so im all clear to go? and i dont have to worry about anything?

 

[sapins23]

I don't understand your concern.

The G4560 has been supported since version 0301.

The BIOS you currently have is version 0605 which is NEWER. Because you have the newer BIOS you shouldn't have a problem using the G4560.

The BIOS requirements are not "different" - you don't need to have a certain BIOS version to support certain CPUs. As long as you have the specified version OR NEWER you're fine.

Oh ok so im all clear to go? and i dont have to worry about anything?

 

[sapins23]

I don't understand your concern.

The G4560 has been supported since version 0301.

The BIOS you currently have is version 0605 which is NEWER. Because you have the newer BIOS you shouldn't have a problem using the G4560.

The BIOS requirements are not "different" - you don't need to have a certain BIOS version to support certain CPUs. As long as you have the specified version OR NEWER you're fine.

Oh ok so im all clear to go? and i dont have to worry about anything?

 

[sapins23]

I don't understand your concern.

The G4560 has been supported since version 0301.

The BIOS you currently have is version 0605 which is NEWER. Because you have the newer BIOS you shouldn't have a problem using the G4560.

The BIOS requirements are not "different" - you don't need to have a certain BIOS version to support certain CPUs. As long as you have the specified version OR NEWER you're fine.

Oh ok so im all clear to go? and i dont have to worry about anything?

 

[ThatVietGuy]

Yes, just put in the new CPU and go.

 

[gugumanis]

The motherboard will support the G4560 as it sits right now.

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-B250M-K/HelpDesk_CPU/