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If you have any questions in the future regarding BIOS versions or BIOS settings, please post them in the thread linked below.
https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/optimizing-bios-for-msfs-2020-2024-tips-advice-and-discussion/756831

Over the years I’ve owned more than a dozen MSI motherboards and for the past few years I’ve been buying only MSI boards for several reasons.

  1. Their motherboards are high quality and very stable.
  2. The BIOS is intuitive and easy to navigate.
  3. They offer very good technical support.
  4. They have a solid and helpful community forum.

That’s why I personally stick with MSI for both my daily system and other builds.

BIOS Version BIOS Ending Meaning
e.g., 7E59v2A80 Round Number Ends with 0 > stable, full release
e.g., 7E59v2A81 Non-Round Number Ends with a non-zero > test release, BETA version

A while ago on the forum, I mentioned that AMD usually releases chipset drivers faster than MSI. Later, it turned out that MSI released a new chipset driver before AMD, and now again AMD has released a newer driver than MSI.

Chipset drivers are just as important as BIOS /AGESA updates, so it’s worth checking chipset drivers from time to time. Two days ago I posted about the new version here: