Wednesday, September 6th 2023

MSI BIOS Update Fixes Error Message on Intel 700 and 600 Series Motherboards

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Regarding some of our users receiving an error message of "UNSUPPORTED_PROCESSOR" upon Blue Screen of Death with MSI's Intel 700 and 600 Series Motherboards. MSI and Intel have been working hard these several weeks to come up with a solution together and have found the root cause of the BSOD issue which is regarding the firmware setting of Intel Hybrid Architecture. It is determined that the BSOD will only affect Intel's 13th Gen Core i9 paired with the following versions of the Windows operating system (OS).

The new BIOS coming will include an update on the Intel CPU uCode which will prevent any more messages regarding the "UNSUPPORTED_PROCESSOR" issues. This upcoming update will correspond to both 13th-generation and newer ones. There will be more BIOS available to download on MSI's official website for all Intel 700 and 600 Series models this week and all BIOS release will be available by the end of September.
The list below will redirect you to the corresponding model support site to download and this video link will help you on how to flash BIOS on MSI motherboards.


Motherboard Models BIOS Version (Release on Sept):
  • MEG Z790 ACE
  • MPG Z790 CARBON WIFI
  • MPG Z790 EDGE WIFI
  • MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI
  • PRO Z790-A WIFI
  • PRO Z790-P WIFI
  • PRO Z790-P
  • PRO Z690-A WIFI
  • PRO Z690-A
Source: MSI

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10 Comments on MSI BIOS Update Fixes Error Message on Intel 700 and 600 Series Motherboards

#1
Shou Miko
"This upcoming update will correspond to both 13th-generation and newer ones"

Erm I haven't seen 14th or 15th gen cpu's out yet but good to know :rolleyes::lovetpu:
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#2
Tomorrow
Intel's microcode was the culprit. And then people say that AMD's AGESA is buggy and that Intel does not have problems.
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#3
P4-630
TomorrowIntel's microcode was the culprit. And then people say that AMD's AGESA is buggy and that Intel does not have problems.
Only on MSI boards and
It is determined that the BSOD will only affect Intel's 13th Gen Core i9 paired with the following versions of the Windows operating system (OS).
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#4
TheDeeGee
TomorrowIntel's microcode was the culprit. And then people say that AMD's AGESA is buggy and that Intel does not have problems.
You must really hate Intel to trash them for an issue that only happend with MSI.
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#5
raptori
Do you think Z690 Tomahawk isn't included in the list because it's not affected by this issue or not supported by the FIX ?!
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#6
Tomorrow
P4-630Only on MSI boards and
It is determined that the BSOD will only affect Intel's 13th Gen Core i9 paired with the following versions of the Windows operating system (OS).
TheDeeGeeYou must really hate Intel to trash them for an issue that only happend with MSI.
Wrong. This affects multiple 13th gen models. Not just i9's. And multiple motherboard vendors. At least the ones who used this specific microcode.
Initially, the issue was identified with MSI boards but more recently, we have seen this issue come up on motherboards from other brands as well including ASUS and Gigabyte. MSI was quick to give affected users a temporary workaround but it looks like Intel themselves have gotten to the bottom of this issue which is not caused by the motherboards but in fact, it has to do with the latest micro-code.
In its latest statement, Intel states that its latest microcode for 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPUs, versions 0x119 and 0x4119 (released in June 2023), have mismatched GDS_NO flag values between P-Cores & E-Cores. This issue affects processors with the IDs 0xB0671, 0xB06A2, and 0xB06A3.
Source: wccftech.com/intel-microcode-unsupported-cpu-bsod-issue-new-bios-updated-microcode-fix-soon/
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#7
P4-630
TomorrowIntel's microcode was the culprit. And then people say that AMD's AGESA is buggy and that Intel does not have problems.
IMO it's true, from what I see being posted online, AMD BIOS issues are more common then intel BIOS issues....
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#8
Tomorrow
P4-630IMO it's true, from what I see being posted online, AMD BIOS issues are more common then intel BIOS issues....
More common yes, but are they more severe?

Id say having your OS fail to boot due to microcode is pretty bad compared to intermittent USB dropout or TPM related stuttering - something that i have personally never experienced on AM4.
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#9
dyonoctis
TomorrowIntel's microcode was the culprit. And then people say that AMD's AGESA is buggy and that Intel does not have problems.
Hateboner from each side will never end, you just got to learn to live with it.
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#10
Alan Smithee
The huge problem here is that MSI hasn't committed to full BIOS availability until end of September (the announced update was only for 9 of their 35 Z690/Z790 boards, not counting all of the H & B series).

The Windows update that triggered their bug was the 8/22 non-security update, so it's OK to postpone it. But on 9/12 we will get a Windows security update that will undoubtedly include fixes for zero-day vulnerabilities. Windows updates are cumulative, so the 9/12 update will include the 8/22 code.

If some boards aren't updated until EOM, that means tons of MSI users will be vulnerable to zero-day security issues from 9/12-9/30, up to 2-1/2 weeks. That's unacceptable. MSI needs to commit to full BIOS availability by 9/12.
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