Question My Bios says is up to date but on website shows newer version

[luizmartini]

Hello, yesterday i've bought one new motherboard for me, rog strix x470-f gaming.

I have one question, when i go to bios and try to update the current version of the bios (4207) its says is already up to date.

But i go to official website from my motherboard and i see the latest bios is 4602.

What you guys recommend me? Download this bios and update it manually?

Because what i said, on bios from my motherboard says my bios is already updated but shows the older version 4207 🙁

 

[ElectrO_90]

Maybe the system hasn't been updated yet. How recent is the 4602?
The new ones I thought are for the new Ryzen, and maybe it's not on auto update until closer to the release of the new Ryzen chips

 

[luizmartini]

After 4207 have more 2 updates,

4207, 4406 and now the 4602.

Maybe the system hasn't been updated yet. How recent is the 4602?
The new ones I thought are for the new Ryzen, and maybe it's not on auto update until closer to the release of the new Ryzen chips

 

[Deleted member 14196]

if it says it's up to date, then it is. flash at your own risk of great peril otherwise

 

[AllanGH]

What you guys recommend me? Download this bios and update it manually?

No.

The utility knows more about what is CORRECT for your specific motherboard than you do.

When you have an update available for your SPECIFIC motherboard, the utility will present it to you as an option.

Manually forcing an updated BIOS firmware package into that motherboard is very likely to result in a system that refuses to boot.

DON'T OBSESS OVER BIOS UPDATES.

 

[SatGuy]

Unless you're experiencing issues with the chipset, I suggest leaving it alone. You gain nothing for taking the risk of flashing the BIOS.

 

[AllanGH]

Moreover, unless you are directly experiencing a problem with a particular model number, Rev and sub-rev of a motherboard, and you have been specifically instructed by the manufacturer's technical support staff to re-flash the BIOS to a specific newer version, just leave it the Hell alone.

I've seen more problems caused by people inappropriately flashing their BIOS, than I have ever seen legitimate issues resolved that required a re-flash.