“Is this motherboard compatible with Ryzen 5000 series cpus without a bios update”

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• Yes, it is. Its fully updated already for all AMD generations besides threadripper.

  Answered by moe8 5 years ago

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• This board does support the 5000 series, but may need a bios update. If you check MSI's support site, I believe this can be done without a CPU installed via the BIOS Flash.

  Answered by LoveYou 5 years ago

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• Depends if you are lucky and get a board that has the bios update preinstalled. If it doesn’t then you’ll need to do a bios flash back using a usb stick if you don’t have a previous gen Ryzen. I had to do the flashback and it’s a pain. The board is super picky with the usbs it wants and failed on my many times.

  Answered by JJPR 5 years ago

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• Yeah. However you nay to change UEFI to CSM Mode in Bios settings to boot into windows depending on the settings of your hard drive. For myself, I kept running into the issue of it repeatedly reloading into bios and not know how to fix it for the first 3-4 hours of messing with it. If that is the issue, go to advanced settings/ windows is config(I believe, and change boot mode to csm or if it’s set to CSM change to UEFI. Not sure if it’s any other issue. You can always update the bios at later times.

  Answered by DuckDuckWTHell 5 years ago

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• NO

  Answered by SJanga 5 years ago

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