New AM5 BIOS updates now available

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   xyirox

hello. I'm not able to make a new topic so I have to ask question here.

I've purchased Ryzen 7 5700x to replace my old Ryzen 7 2700x. My mobo is AsRock Phantom Gaming 4.

I've got newest bios installed (used InstaFlash) the simple version of upgrade - upgraded it using the current CPU I have (2700x). I've read some years ago someone had problem running new CPU because you need to reupdate the bios using a different more complicated method. Does this still apply to 5.80 version of bios from 2026? Do I have to reupdate the bios in order to be able to run 5700x after swapping from 2700x? 

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	xyirox hello. I'm not able to make a new topic so I have to ask question here. I've purchased Ryzen 7 5700x to replace my old Ryzen 7 2700x. My mobo is AsRock Phantom Gaming 4. I've got newest bios installed (used InstaFlash) the simple version of upgrade - upgraded it using the current CPU I have (2700x). I've read some years ago someone had problem running new CPU because you need to reupdate the bios using a different more complicated method. Does this still apply to 5.80 version of bios from 2026? Do I have to reupdate the bios in order to be able to run 5700x after swapping from 2700x?