new bios versions out (dont rush)

seems we have had a new bios out today

for most of us dont risk the flash process
it would seem it is only a change to the identifying line of text in hwinfo

eg it now reports itself as agesa 1004 and not agesa 1003

so the few people who just cannot sleep at night with bios version 1004 saying its 1003 in hwinfo can now

GET SOME SLEEP

well in a way i sort of disagree
asrock HAVE listened to the users on here

and changed a bit of bios to prevent the sleepless nights of a few who sit staring at there computer screen with hwinfo open and demand it to say 1004

     feel the love.............

meanwhile back in the real world lets hope the rest of the bios team are working with amd and making the most of the 1005 release to cover as many brands and versions of ram to QVL some good results may we hope for 3600?
may we hope support for overclocking some tasty samsung b dies to 4000

on a side note i believe the gigabyte you mention ALSO has an issue with hwinfo reporting agesa as 1003
myself ?

i wont be bothering to update to version 2.2
i just found it amusing they even bothered to release/waste time changing the id string to keep some tin hat wearer happy

(footnote..im not implying you to be a tin hat wearer the object of my banter isnt aimed directly at anyone)

^unfortunately i didnt actually
'please refer  blow link to verify again'

in fact i dont really wish to blow anything
but to be fair
their english is still much better than my taiwanese

Ah, the 'team up'!!! Good. Ok, nonetheless I never indicated 'slowness' regarding Bios updates. I just finished reading an OC Guide at Tom's Hardware featuring the Asus X370 Top Tier board. That guide touted all of the things they can do with the UEFI/Bios that Asus offers... -yep, that the 'competition' offers.

In the guide I read, I came across point after point that is not available to me, it was very 'glaring' and a 'stark contrast' IMO.

I do believe ASRocks Bios team is top notch on the Intel side. There simply may not be that dedication on the AMD side(...UEFI/Bios only, as the hardware/component design is better than the competitors). Results matter. As do experiences of the customers. Understand, I still believe I made the 'best' X370 purchase when comparing to the other 2 Top competitors being Asus and Gigabyte(MSI didn't even show up...).

If, some 'parity' in UEFI/Bios (whether real or euphoric) is not experienced as the weeks turn into months I'm certain most will be disappointed at the very least.

btw here is the link to Tom's:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/overclocking-amd-ryzen,5011.html

I have no issues with 2.0 except the detection issues with Silicon Motion SSD's. I will wait a bit before updating to 2.2, make sure other people don't run into some big issue.