BETA BIOS Release for Ryzen 3000 Series Processors

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Update: You can get more BIOS through the link below.

https://www.msi.com/blog/the-latest-bios-for-amd-300-400-series-motherboard


Beta BIOS of 300- and 400-series AM4 motherboards for coming Ryzen 3000 processors are releasing. They will be posted when they are available.

Until then, there is no need to post asking about when, there's no need to message moderators about when. We will provide all the source when ready at the first time.

Notice:

1.This BIOS doesn't support Bristol Ridge CPU.
2.If you already set RAID for your system, please don`t update these beta BIOS as they are not ready for raid function.
3.After download this BIOS, please unzip the BIOS file and copy it to the root folder of your USB pen drive. Then go to bios setup and choose M-Flash to update bios.
4.Support 3000 series CPU,
Ryzen 9 3900X/Ryzen 7 3800X/Ryzen 7 3700X/Ryzen 5 3600X/Ryzen 5 3600/Ryzen 5 3400G/Ryzen 3 3200G

In order to support AMD Ryzen 3000 series CPU, GSE-Lite Bios Interface need to be modified in order to release more space to fit the current CPU code.

GSE-Lite BIOS UI,
index.php


Update: You can get more BIOS through the link below.

https://www.msi.com/blog/the-latest-bios-for-amd-300-400-series-motherboard
 

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tangdalun said:
B450M PRO-M2 took about 50 press-and-hold resets of the power button to finally boot with 7B84v28M beta bios and a Ryzen 5 3600.  I later went into bios and set it back to UEFI instead of CSM and it bricked it.  The only way I could use the computer again was to remove the 3600 cpu and replace it with my 2400G.

BIOS will not reset, no matter what, with the Ryzen 3600 in the socket.  Ryzen 5 3600 is now sitting in the desk drawer, unusable.
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Got exactly the Same Problem. BIOS 17M
Feelsbad..
 
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Hi,
I just bought a MSI B450M Mortar to set up with a new Ryzen 3600. And I wondering if I can flash this motherboard with the beta bios of the titanium version. Thx
 
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vince078 date=1562795638 said:
Hi,
I just bought a MSI B450M Mortar to set up with a new Ryzen 3600. And I wondering if I can flash this motherboard with the beta bios of the titanium version. Thx
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No. Only flash the proper BIOS for your board, not some other board that is nothing like yours.
 
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vince078 date=1562795638 said:
Hi,
I just bought a MSI B450M Mortar to set up with a new Ryzen 3600. And I wondering if I can flash this motherboard with the beta bios of the titanium version. Thx
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I recommend you visit your motherboards support site. Im pretty sure the B450M Mortar has a stable bios that enables Ryzen 3000 support, not just beta.
 
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tangdalun date=1562765185 said:
7B84v28M not working on B450M PRO-M2 motherboard with ryzen 5 3600 cpu.  Every 12-15 attempts to start computer, it might startup once.  All other times is nothing but black screen because of no signal from GPU.  CPU light is lit on motherboard EZDEBUG.
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exact same problem, except I'm with the b450 pro carbon ac with the 3700x
cpu light stays on, with only around 1 in every 10 - 15 attempts actually booting successfully.
 
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I'd like to report that the beta bios E7A40AMS.A7M for the B450I Gaming Plus AC works just fine with the 3600X. I didn't even reinstall Windows, no issues with E7A40AMS.A7M when using a 3rd gen hexa core.

To be clear, I had several issues with E7A40AMS.A7M when using an Athlon 200GE (was my placeholder), bsod, random freezes when viewing 4k content on YouTube, sluggish performance, overtly unstable. However, since I've upgraded (today) I've not had a single issue (thus far) with a 3600X. Will report if any arise in the near future.
 
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spark4bitefight date=1562803951 said:
What do you think, can the VRMs of B350 PC Mate hold a 3600x?
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I'd do it. I'm sure you wont have any issues with VRM temps should you stick with the 3600 or 3600X (provided you have bios update that enables support for Ryzen 3rd Gen)
 
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smunserv321 date=1562828197 said:
I'd like to report that the beta bios E7A40AMS.A7M for the B450I Gaming Plus AC works just fine with the 3600X. I didn't even reinstall Windows, no issues with E7A40AMS.A7M when using a 3rd gen hexa core.

To be clear, I had several issues with E7A40AMS.A7M when using an Athlon 200GE (was my placeholder), bsod, random freezes when viewing 4k content on YouTube, sluggish performance, overtly unstable. However, since I've upgraded (today) I've not had a single issue (thus far) with a 3600X. Will report if any arise in the near future.
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Ok that's great. Hopefully it'll stay without issues.
 
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BETA Bios for the MSI X370 Gaming Pro Carbon is out (7A32v1NP)

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/X370-GAMING-PRO-CARBON#down-bios
 
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using latest beta on an M7 AC board with a 3700X, Voltages are a joke, its pushing 1.5v pretty much consistently and adjusting voltages in bios, has no effect at all.
This needs sorting.
 
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My Ryzen 7 3700x doesn't work fine with B450I GAMING PLUS AC. NVMe transfer mode drops from x4 to x2. Boot times gets twice longer comparing to Ryzen 7 1700 @ same bios and cpu gets 1.45V-1.5V @ stock. In Event Viewer there are so much WHEA PCI-Express Warnings.
 
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dortmunder1908 date=1562840009 said:
My b450 gaming PRO Carbon AC doesnt run with ryzen 3700x

flashed for like 30 times.... so pissed... when we will get a stable version?
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No ETAs given
 
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dortmunder1908 date=1562840009 said:
My b450 gaming PRO Carbon AC doesnt run with ryzen 3700x

flashed for like 30 times.... so pissed... when we will get a stable version?
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Are you already using 7B85v17M(Beta version) bios?
you can't flash the bios properly or ??
 
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unfnknblvbl date=1562841200 said:
Well, my R9 3900X works just fine on my X470 Gaming Pro Carbon, but the voltages are all very very high by default.
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Agreed. Did you find a way to lower them? Ive seen mine push as high as 1.5v

I'm extremely concerned now
 
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