ASRock has recently released beta drivers for its X370, B350, and A320 motherboards, supporting AMD Ryzen 5000 series CPUs. The AGESA version of the driver is 1.1.0.0.
These beta BIOSes support ASRock 16 motherboards with AMD 300 series chipsets. The actual test can be used normally, but stability is not guaranteed. AMD Ryzen’s fifth-generation processor uses the AM4 interface as before, so it can continue to be compatible with the latest processors only through the motherboard BIOS update, saving players money.
The AMD 300 series motherboard chipset was released in 2017, when the first generation of AMD Ryzen CPUs just came out, opening the prelude to AMD’s turnaround.
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