Following Intel’s official statement on the ongoing issues surrounding its 13th and 14th Gen CPUs, confirming a ‘microcode’ update to address potential hardware failure, instability, and degradation, motherboard makers have begun rolling out new firmware with the ‘0x129 microcode’ update as new beta BIOS releases. Among them, ASUS has confirmed that it’s working diligently to ensure timely UEFI BIOS updates for all affected customers.
The company has already updated around 211 different Intel motherboards, encompassing its extensive range of ROG Maximus, ROG Strix, ProArt, TUF Gaming, Prime, EX, TX Gaming, and Pro lineups, with beta BIOS releases. To check if your Intel board has the ‘0x129 microcode’ update available, you can visit the motherboard’s support page. Alternatively, you can use the My ASUS App or Armoury Crate 3 to verify new UEFI BIOS releases and the current BIOS version installed.
ASUS emphasizes its commitment to customer satisfaction and providing high-quality service. The company plans to release formal BIOS updates for all customers starting mid-August. With hundreds of BIOS updates already available, ASUS is expected to swiftly roll out its official BIOS updates. For a complete list of affected boards, you can refer to the respective landing pages for ASUS Intel 700 Series Motherboards and ASUS Intel 600 Series Motherboards.
