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X370 Taichi BIOS update to support 5600

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Topic: X370 Taichi BIOS update to support 5600
Posted By: DaArt
Subject: X370 Taichi BIOS update to support 5600
Date Posted: 06 Oct 2025 at 12:51am
I need to post a question.
It regards Becoming windows 11 compliant by changing out Processor and updating Bios.
(Im not sure how on final steps)

Current windows 10 home, rev:10.0.19405
Asrock TaiChi 370 with Amd am4 socket
Amd Ryzen 7 1700 8core
want to use
Amd Ryzen 5 5600 (which I read was still compatible and most like my 7 as far as voltage and happen to have)

current Bios for Asrock p.5.50
(cant seem to upgrade further at this point or doesnt recognize self boot)

Already converted to UEFI, Secure Boot, TPM
(virtual switch on)

My specific question regards having to update the Bios before INstall of processor? Or Do I change out the processor and then update?

If so How do I get past 5.50 as it doesnt seem to recognize self boot. I know I have to leap over my current legacy Ryzen...as there is a warning Not to install others fro the Rzen 7 1700

thnx



Replies:
Posted By: DaArt
Date Posted: 07 Oct 2025 at 4:26am
OK, Ive resolved not being able to update from 5.50 to 6.0
(I simply didnt realize ALL my Ports on the front of my case are USB 3.0, I instead utilized a usb 2.0 port from the MoBO itself and it recognized it)

NOW i run into the part I am uncertain of
I Know I need to next update Bios to 7.0(bridge) and then 7.3 (the last before beta)for the the Ryzen 5 5600 to work
However, Can someone plese tell me...
Do I do the Bios Updates with current CPU in it ?
(the part that confuses me is that above 6.0 the bios versions are not supposed to be installed on Summit Ridge CPU's...which is what the Ryzen 7 1700 is. Does it matter as long as Im still in UEFI? IE: can i Install the updates anyway, just not boot all the way.?
Then...after update to 7.30 just turn off pc and Install new CPU and then Boot up?

Thanks, there is no point of return on this which is why Im seeking clarification! ;) Thank you



Posted By: DaArt
Date Posted: 07 Oct 2025 at 11:59am
OK success ful update...
went to 7.10 the 7.30 then installed cpu
Works fins has to reset ftpm
i have secure boot and TPM enabled
BUT
to my surprise windows still says I am NOT elgible for an upgrade? :(
another Bios update?


Posted By: jdillipl
Date Posted: 07 Oct 2025 at 11:38pm
Is the disk Windows is installed on using MBR or GPT? Disk Management should tell you that.

Jake

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Asrock X370 Killer SLI/ac, Amd Ryzen 7 5700X, GSkill Flare X F4-2400C16D-32GFX, RaidMax Thunder V2 735W PS


Posted By: DaArt
Date Posted: 08 Oct 2025 at 12:42am
Yes I had done that step, but thank you!

I guess it had not completely updated its info, I downloaded the windows "pc Check and it said I WAS able to update! :)

So this morning I updated, and it all appears to be working!

On a similari note:
Are the Drivers for the Win 11/Asrock Chipset worth installing?

Chipset 4.03 ?
Motherboard Utility 3.0 ?

Everything is working but I noticed that there are driver updates available for windows 11.

And should I just stay at Bios 7.3?

Thanks in advance all!



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