Exhumator
Will there be a new BIOS revision with AGESA 1.2.0.8 ?

I second this. If possible I would like to run my PBO offsets in the BIOS and not have to rely on a PBO Tuner application. Also my 5800X3D doesn't seem to be hitting the 45 multiplier at all with this bios. 

anthony.gilera

Exhumator
Will there be a new BIOS revision with AGESA 1.2.0.8 ?

I second this. If possible I would like to run my PBO offsets in the BIOS and not have to rely on a PBO Tuner application. Also my 5800X3D doesn't seem to be hitting the 45 multiplier at all with this bios. 

Mine is very odd about this behaviour, every once in a while it hits 45,5 multiplier for the top two cores (3 and 4) and then very rarely for core 0 (which is far from the best cores).
But why does it go 0,5 above 45, i have no idea, nor do i understand why does it happen extremely rarely.

Will there be an updated BIOS incorporating AGESA 1.2.0.a? There are some important bug fixes baked in.

I have the same request.  Let's submit a ticket as well.
 
Any features we'd like to see as well? 

_Gir_
I have the same request.  Let's submit a ticket as well.
 
Any features we'd like to see as well? 

Considering 5600X3D was just confirmed coming on the 7th, BIOS support added for that and newer AGESA would be really nice in a possible update.
At the same time if they did a feature like MSI did with their "Kombo Strike" that would be nice for 5800X3D and/or the 5600X3D even (not that i need it personally, but generally speaking for others).

I put in a support ticket, recommend others as well, there are some CVE vulnerabilities are supposedly fixed in the new AGESA. 

There is no longer any need for a feature like Kombo Strike or any other similar feature. Newer BIOS allow for the use of Curve Optimizer with X3D parts.

Not sure what do you mean by "newer BIOS" allowing that. But in any case it would be nice regardless for those that just want to do it after a few clicks. Afterall there are plenty users who don't like to fiddle around like we do, i was mostly referring to them from the beggining.
Unless MSI completely removed that feature from their newer BIOS-es saying "oh they can just set the CO curve themselves" (which would be pretty anti-consumer), i don't see a reason not to have it on these boards (ofcourse wether this is within the BIOS teams ability to do is another question, if they still have a BIOS team at all).

_GIR_,
 
Have you received a response to your support ticket?

dwgiattino
_GIR_,
 
Have you received a response to your support ticket?

Negative.  Anyone else hear anything?