Fast Technology reported on April 21 that a new generation of AMD Zen5 architecture Ryzen processors will be released later this year, continuing to use AM5 package interfaces, which are naturally backward compatible with existing AM5 600 series motherboards, and ASUS has been the first to publicly provide a full line of BIOS updates.
On ASUS's official website, the existing 47 600 series motherboards have the new BIOS, and you can sit back and wait for the new Ryzen after playing.
These include: 11 X670E, 2 X670, 3 B650E, 22 B650, and 9 A620.
The underlying microcode version of the new BIOS is AGESA 1.1.7.0, and the family has been upgraded from ComboPi to FireRangePi.
I believe that in the future, other motherboard manufacturers will follow suit and release new BIOS for their 600 series motherboards.
The release date of the Zen5 desktop version of Ryzen is still unknown, and it is expected to be announced at Computex Taipei, and it will be officially released later in the third quarter or even in the fourth quarter.