Interesting so it will be 7002, can't see that on their page. I have not long upgraded to 6808 and seems there's already 6903 BIOS, this is for the Crosshair IV Hero, so the last 3 BIOSes has been for the Zen 2.

BIOS 2203 for the Crosshair VII Hero has been out for a few weeks already, along with the 18.50.16.01 chipset drivers that are based on the AMD 18.50.0433(i think?). I think I'm gonna buy a B450M board and memory for my girlfriend and give her my 2700x when I upgrade to Zen2. She's way better than me at Fortnite etc. anyways. She's an FPS goddess.

Kinda' puts the lie to the x370 Reddit rumor that MSI x370 mboards won't be supporting Zen2...! Unless, of course, the rumor was factual concerning only MSI x370 mboards....But unless MSI purposefully deviated from the AMD spec they were given by AMD to ensure little, niggling things like specification compatibility *cough* then this rumor (no x370 Zen2 support from MSI) would seem a false alarm, indeed! MSI x470 Zen2 bios support has been released for a few weeks now. Still none for MSI x370, but there is plenty of time, yet. I'm looking forward to a detailed spec comparison between the x570 and x370 core logic, though atm I am going with a new x570 mboard, regardless. Still toying with a move to ASUS this spin--by no means decided!...The difficulty is that MSI hasn't given me any reasons to switch...a good thing, I think...;)

Rx4speed:

BIOS 2203 for the Crosshair VII Hero has been out for a few weeks already, along with the 18.50.16.01 chipset drivers that are based on the AMD 18.50.0433(i think?). .

18.50.0422 (released only a couple of days ago officially and here @ HH!) are the latest x370/470 chipset drivers for Win10x64 (including the upcoming v1903 build--which I'm running now--very nice--very stable and compatible official release!); 18.50.16.01 are the older Win10x64 x370/470 core-logic chipset drivers that were released on/around Oct. 22/18.

Good to see an official statement from Asus. Latest Bios are doing great for Asus mobos.

chispy:

Good to see an official statement from Asus. Latest Bios are doing great for Asus mobos.

I got 1003 on b450m tuf plus gaming

chispy:

Good to see an official statement from Asus. Latest Bios are doing great for Asus mobos.

Yep i had some problems with my Ryzen and Crosshair Hero VI in 2017 but it's been rock solid for a while.

X470 taichi not listed, but already had the update to agesa 0.072

waltc3:

Kinda' puts the lie to the x370 Reddit rumor that MSI x370 mboards won't be supporting Zen2...! Unless, of course, the rumor was factual concerning only MSI x370 mboards....But unless MSI purposefully deviated from the AMD spec they were given by AMD to ensure little, niggling things like specification compatibility *cough* then this rumor (no x370 Zen2 support from MSI) would seem a false alarm, indeed! MSI x470 Zen2 bios support has been released for a few weeks now. Still none for MSI x370, but there is plenty of time, yet. I'm looking forward to a detailed spec comparison between the x570 and x370 core logic, though atm I am going with a new x570 mboard, regardless. Still toying with a move to ASUS this spin--by no means decided!...The difficulty is that MSI hasn't given me any reasons to switch...a good thing, I think...;) 18.50.0422 (released only a couple of days ago officially and here @ HH!) are the latest x370/470 chipset drivers for Win10x64 (including the upcoming v1903 build--which I'm running now--very nice--very stable and compatible official release!); 18.50.16.01 are the older Win10x64 x370/470 core-logic chipset drivers that were released on/around Oct. 22/18.

Well i tried to update but even if it says the install was succesful, it's still 18.50.16.01 on x470 taichi