I had to flash the BIOS on a Gigabyte board to support the Ryzen I bought for it. It was a crazy procedure where the CPU and RAM couldn't be installed, and lik

I had to flash the BIOS on a Gigabyte board to support the Ryzen I bought for it. It was a crazy procedure where the CPU and RAM couldn't be installed, and like others here the only USB drive I could get to work was an ancient 4GB USB 2.0 unit. Mine was an Angry Birds novelty drive, not something I wanted to trust a firmware update to.