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Do you mean Ryzen 2200G and 2400G with APU? That was why I was thinking of going with a X470 mobo, though they are more expensive than the B350 and B370 boards
by SubiculumCode 8y ago
Do you mean Ryzen 2200G and 2400G with APU?
That was why I was thinking of going with a X470 mobo, though they are more expensive than the B350 and B370 boards. Id go with the cheaper but it seems that even those advertised as being upgraded to the 2000 have reviews claiming otherwise, so its kind of a mess.
- nobleach 8y agoI bought an ASRock B350 a couple of days after the Ryzen 2400G release. It was flashed with a firmware new enough to handle it. The Gigabytes waited a LONG time to bring their boards up.
- pja 8y agoYeah, In retrospect I should have done my research on this front. Mea culpa.
- pja 8y agoYes - I built a pair of machines - one mini ITX B350 motherboard with a 2400G CPU/GPU & the second an X370 board with a Ryzen 2600 that used a GPU I already owned.[1] The first came with an updated BIOS & the 2400G worked out of the box. The second came with it's original BIOS. Both were ordered from Amazon. If you order from a smaller outfit they’ll hopefully be able to tell you whether the motherboard box has the sticker on it that says that its BIOS has been updated to cope with Ryzen CPUs. [1] Still hoping for the great crypto-currency crash in the sky to bring down GPU prices. In the meantime the 2400G is adequate for console grade gaming on the TV.