I've been really impressed with MSI's motherboard support and I'm surely jumping ship from Gigabyte with my next build.

MSI has, historically been a lot slower on pushing out the BIOS updates for their motherboards; but I have to say I've yet to have any issue with any of them.

Guwapo77I've been really impressed with MSI's motherboard support and I'm surely jumping ship from Gigabyte with my next build.

Yeah - my old MSI X570 Unify they have just, a few days ago, pushed a new BIOS update out, so they will be my favorite mobo, for the next build

VulkanBrosYeah - my old MSI X570 Unify they have just, a few days ago, pushed a new BIOS update out, so they will be my favorite mobo, for the next build

This is news I like to hear!

I wonder if the new update will fix the issues my 670E tomahawk is having by not seeing WD NVME drives on a cold boot. Only one or two bios versions work, with the most recent one needing me to boot, wait a minute, then reboot for it to see the drives.

Extremely dissapointed with this motherboard as all my older MSI boards were great.

VulkanBrosYeah - my old MSI X570 Unify they have just, a few days ago, pushed a new BIOS update out, so they will be my favorite mobo, for the next build

Their motherboards really seems more appealing among other MB vendors. However, the problem is, that everyone forgets, that there's zero motherobard equivalent of such (X570 Unify) for current 600 series chipsents, there's either useless anemic crap functionality or ACE for $700. I really would like to have X670 Unify, but the greed seems unstopable.
This being said, i'd still take MSI over any other MB manufacturer.

The real question how much weight this announcement has, since nobody can test the Zen 5 chips right now. And even if the firmwares/UEFI/BIOS is actually buggy, by the time Zen 5 goes on shelves, they might fix them. So... at this point this is no more but PR stunt.