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July 18th, 2022 11:00
Aurora R10, 2.3.0 bios
It seems like R10 units have yet another new Bios version. Just wondering if anyone with the 'older generation R10' has flashed this firmware on their system yet.
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boyet
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July 18th, 2022 12:00
On a year-old R10 5950X, I did just hours ago. So far no problem except it reset my graphic cards settings.
steadler
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July 18th, 2022 13:00
If you mean R10 version 1, mobo 0NWN7M : yes, mine is flashed with 2.3 bios , no problem so far.
did the pre-boot testing.
steadler
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July 18th, 2022 15:00
Noticed that memory speed was not XMP so I did correct the setting. Looks ok.
PizzaBear
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July 18th, 2022 20:00
any idea if it's still the same AGESA version?
jdubyas
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July 19th, 2022 01:00
changelog only lists security bugs, no issues here with bios update.
steadler
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July 19th, 2022 02:00
Same AGESA
https://www.amd.com/en/corporate/product-security/bulletin/amd-sb-1027
sm56
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July 19th, 2022 05:00
I see no reason to update R10 version 1 if the AGESA version is still the old one. Running on BIOS 1.0.8 for almost 2 years now & no issues (knock on wood).
PizzaBear
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July 19th, 2022 07:00
Same agesa is really questionable...
AMD has these fixes as part of their agesa releases. Did Dell somehow back port the fix to an older agesa version or are they leaving gen 1 users exposed to these vulnerabilities?
steadler
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July 19th, 2022 07:00
Wrong logic. it's about security patches not only feature improvement.. Same thing with Windows or the anti-virus updates ,why update them because they don't crash (your logic). You are on internet connected to the whole planet that's why. Your logic is..... if it's not broken why change ?
Technically your computer is not safe I would not do banking or even buy on amazon .
Do you really think that Dell would spend time and money on updating the alienware for no reason?
AMD recommends updating the AGESA , IMO Dell is doing it with limitations
PizzaBear
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July 19th, 2022 09:00
for gen 1, the agesa is updated...
previously if I remember, it was 1.0.0.6, now it is 1.0.0.7.
I am surprised they still refuse to bump it up to 1.0.0.8. Once again, I question if all the 1.0.0.8 fixes are in place.
steadler
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July 19th, 2022 11:00
Version 1.0.0.6 to version 1.0.0.7 is a very minor update if you to call that an update.
if it's only for security patches , they still have to release 1.0.0.8
That is not what owners of gen1 are expecting . (version 1.2.xxx)
Why play around with 1.0.0.7 when 1.0.0.8 is available (is it's a technical issue)
PizzaBear
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July 19th, 2022 12:00
I think I read somewhere that 1.0.0.7 release wasn't as stable or bug free, I don't see why they just don't bump it up to 1.0.0.8, which is what AMD currently recommends for these list of CVE fixes.
steadler
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July 19th, 2022 12:00
Exactly why 1.0.0.7.
Matisse amd4 recommandation.
sm56
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July 20th, 2022 04:00
That's a good question, maybe DELL should say in the BIOS update notes about the AGESA version security updates for the Gen 1 R10.