There may have been voltage adjustments between versions and you may need to make changes to find stability. You can also try to flash 2.01 to a different bios switch position and then check to see if it actually is stable. If so, see what voltages everything was running at and then try to replicate that in the newer bios. It's also possible you were on the hairy edge or only stable in certain games, but would have see crashes elsewhere.

B0baganoosh
There may have been voltage adjustments between versions and you may need to make changes to find stability. You can also try to flash 2.01 to a different bios switch position and then check to see if it actually is stable. If so, see what voltages everything was running at and then try to replicate that in the newer bios. It's also possible you were on the hairy edge or only stable in certain games, but would have see crashes elsewhere.

Ok, sounds good. I was just curious if others were seeing any changes in stability. Seems like others have seen other mobo's have better stability but this mobo has been out A LONG time so I am not surprised other z790 boards have better stability. I will start tweaking RAM to see what can be done. 

Quick question for anyone - 

New to boards with multiple bioses.  I currently have BIOS 2 active on the switch rocker and updated to 2.12.  Curious when flashing BIOS, does it update all three bioses or just the active one?  

mhill78
Quick question for anyone - 

New to boards with multiple bioses.  I currently have BIOS 2 active on the switch rocker and updated to 2.12.  Curious when flashing BIOS, does it update all three bioses or just the active one?  

Just the active one

Hello, friends!
I have Z690 Classifield m/b and i7-13700k processor with DDR5 Kingston Fury Renegade 6400 memory with BIOS 2.03 and EVGA 3080 Ti FTW Ultra, all works great!
Do i need update BIOS to 2.12 from 2.03 ? 
Thanx!

Not for your current hardware. If you wanted to go to 4000-series Nvidia cards I would say yes. There was an update that fixed some issues there.

B0baganoosh
Not for your current hardware. If you wanted to go to 4000-series Nvidia cards I would say yes. There was an update that fixed some issues there.

Thanx! 
No, i don't want to upgrade to 4000-series Nvidia cards. 3080 Ti is very good, because it's a EVGA!

Does EVGA plan for a new Bios upgrade on those fantastic motherboard?

can I get updated microcode for my 14900kf
 
Im so happy I spent over $1000 canadian to get this board at launch. 

EvgaUser2711201
can I get updated microcode for my 14900kf
 
Im so happy I spent over $1000 canadian to get this board at launch. 

Bruh.   There won't be a bios for 14th gen.