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Your BIOS "3.70E" for A300M-STX contains the firmware "AGESA Combo V2 PI 1.2.0.7" that ASRock support indicated to you and is therefore much more recent than that of the Beta BIOS "3.71A". Just use "smuc_rs" to check it, it is the only software capable of giving AGESA firmware versions correctly and without causing problems.And one last thing, this latest Beta BIOS "3.70E" proves again that the incompatibility (or the pseudo-concerns to stabilize their memory controllers) of the Ryzen 4000 (Renoir) and Ryzen 5000 (Cézanne) were purely "marketing" and in reality so as not to hinder the sales of DeskMini X300 when they were released.But hey it's cool that makes the Beta BIOS "3.70E" that you recovered and shared (thanks), the most recent and most up-to-date BIOS so far for DeskMini A300, moreover I think that those which were running still on the old Beta BIOS "3.60S" and "3.60U" to run their Ryzen 4xxxG/5xxxG APUs will thank you when they realize it.
Your BIOS "3.70E" for A300M-STX contains the firmware "AGESA Combo V2 PI 1.2.0.7" that ASRock support indicated to you and is therefore much more recent than that of the Beta BIOS "3.71A". Just use "smuc_rs" to check it, it is the only software capable of giving AGESA firmware versions correctly and without causing problems.
And one last thing, this latest Beta BIOS "3.70E" proves again that the incompatibility (or the pseudo-concerns to stabilize their memory controllers) of the Ryzen 4000 (Renoir) and Ryzen 5000 (Cézanne) were purely "marketing" and in reality so as not to hinder the sales of DeskMini X300 when they were released.
But hey it's cool that makes the Beta BIOS "3.70E" that you recovered and shared (thanks), the most recent and most up-to-date BIOS so far for DeskMini A300, moreover I think that those which were running still on the old Beta BIOS "3.60S" and "3.60U" to run their Ryzen 4xxxG/5xxxG APUs will thank you when they realize it.
