Should we upgrade to the new Bios 7E59v1A4 if we are on 7E59v1A33?

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So i'm on 7E59v1A33 version, should i upgrade to 7E59v1A4 ?
Also what is the new with 7E59v1A4? The description is exactly the same as 7E59v1A33.
I'm on X870E Edge Ti.
 
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They changed the description on version 7E59v1A33, and removed the
- Security update for the Ryzen 9000 series CPU.
This was initially on A33, and now they removed, and put that description only on 7E59v1A4 version. MSI is really doing some shady stuffs.
 
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Cause their initial description for 7E59v1A33 supposedly included the following:
- Security update for the Ryzen 9000 series CPU.
- "It's recommended to adjust the CPU Core Voltage with AMD Overclocking mode."
And - AGESA PI-1.2.0.3c released.

Now their description for the CPU Core Voltage was terrible. That was so unclear that when the backlash come, what they did ? Just removed the description ....
Now, they removed the supposedly Security update from the 7E59v1A33 BIOS description, and added it only to the 7E59v1A4.

How hard is to make a proper description of the Bios upgrade and make things clear ???

Again my biggest take is, there is daily dying 9800X3D chips, with suggestion cause that maybe the CPU Core Voltage coming from the Motherboard. Yeah mostly with ASRock, but there is cases with the other brands.
I usually don't even care about Bios Upgrade. Also MSI doesn't sell tomatoes on the market, they are big company, and a bit of professionalism would be good.
 
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It is strange that two consecutive BIOSes contain the same patch note in their description - "AGESA PI-1.2.0.3c released."
And the second point "Update ESA module" - what is ESA Module? What should I update? 🤔
 
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