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Completely agree with this. However, for me it wouldn't be worth the money quite yet to upgrade what he has. If anything I'd bump up to something with more cores.

I remember my AMD 1700+ and my Epox 8rda running at I 2.4ghz 24/7 like yesterday. Such bang for your buck back then... That said....For this topic, I would just spend a little money one newer (used) hardware to alleviate all the inevitable headaches for today.

You may want a dedicated NVMe for the OS and separate SSD for gaming if you can swing it. Also you may be able to find a Windows 10 deal in the For Sale/Trade section.

Space is so cheap these days...why wouldn't you get at the very least 256gb?

I have the 3600 and the B450 Carbon Pro AC. It was a debacle when originally released, but the new BIOS works good now. I wouldn't upgrade tho from the 2600.

I have an AMD 3600 and MSI Carbon Pro AC B450 and it works great (after the whole BIOS debacle). Highly recommend!

I just bought it a few weeks ago as well and am loving it. I've only played a few hours and I feel like I haven't even scratched the surface of the actual game yet.

I just got my 11 coming from a 6S. It's taken all but a week to get used to the size and I LOVE the face id.

How do you even go about this? I feel like there is a lot of liability there

Thanks for directing me to the subreddit...had no idea this was such a big issue. Any other boards out there that have a one-touch solution where I dont need an older cpu to get the BIOS updated? Or should I just go an x570...any ones with Wifi included for less than $180? Edit: there is a...

Na, the latest BIOS is from 7/10. Looks like they're trying to release a new version before the end of the month. I may wait until then, but if not, I may return and get something else. The biggest thing that drew me to this board was the ease of BIOS updating with the lack of needing an old...

I just looked at the MSI subreddit....wow you're exactly right. So many people are having the same issue. What a pain..

I'm downloading the chipset drivers from MSI site now...I guess I'm using whatever Windows installed. But I don't think this would even be a thing seeing as the issue occurs way before any Windows apps start.

No jumper, just the button. It seems to work fine after I reflash it. It just never seems to "store" it for the next time I reboot.

I just built a new computer with the below specs. Since the motherboard is a Gen3, I had to flash it using the MSI BiosFlash button and a USB drive with the newest BIOS to be able to recognize my 3600. The problem is, almost every time I shut my computer down and reboot it, I get the little red...

I had the exact same one and remember we bought it at CompUSA...and the first thing I did was "upgrade" to Windows 98 haha! I can't remember but I feel like I also put a GeForce 2 graphics card in it as well

I'd suggest something like the 3600 + MSI B450 Tomahawk. It's very easy to flash the BIOS with a USB drive preinstall....and I think it's cheaper than what you're actually proposing.

What case fans are you using?

AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor MSI - B450 GAMING PRO CARBON AC G.Skill Ripjaws V Series 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 Memory Samsung 970 Evo 500 GB M.2-2280 Asus GeForce RTX 2060 6 GB TUF OC Fractal Design - Meshify C ATX Mid Tower SeaSonic - EVO Edition 620 W