Which Motherboards and Chipsets Are Covered by FlashMyBoard?

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FlashMyBoard covers desktop motherboards from six manufacturers across AMD's AM4 and AM5 platforms and Intel's LGA1700 and LGA1851 platforms. According to the site's own stats, the database currently lists 1,966 motherboards and 38,807 BIOS versions, with updates maintained daily. If your board is an AMD Ryzen desktop board or an Intel 12th-gen-or-newer desktop board from one of the supported vendors, it is likely in the database.

AMD coverage

FlashMyBoard lists AMD chipset families by socket:

Socket Chipsets
AM4 A320, B350, X370, B450, X470, A520, B550, X570
AM5 A620, B650, X670, B840, B850, X870

The site states it supports all AMD Ryzen processors, so AM4 and AM5 boards from the supported manufacturers fall within scope.

Intel coverage

Intel coverage is split across two socket generations:

Socket Chipsets
LGA1700 H610, B660, H670, Q670, Z690, B760, H770, Z790
LGA1851 H810, B860, Q870, W880, Z890

Note the scope boundary: the site describes support for Intel 12th-gen and newer desktop processors. Older Intel platforms are not part of the stated coverage.

Supported manufacturers

The browse-by-manufacturer list includes:

  • ASRock
  • Asus
  • Biostar
  • Gigabyte
  • MSI
  • NZXT

If your motherboard is from a brand outside this list, the database likely does not have an entry for it.

How current the data is

The site publishes running stats on its homepage. At the time of the source snapshot:

  • Total motherboards: 1,966
  • Updates this week: 23
  • Updates today: 0
  • Total BIOS versions: 38,807

The "updated daily" claim is consistent with a weekly update count in the low tens, though a same-day count of zero simply means no new versions had landed yet that day.

How to check whether your board is included

  1. Go to the site and use the motherboard search field.
  2. Enter your motherboard model.
  3. If a match appears, you can view its BIOS version history and subscribe to email alerts for new releases.

If your model does not appear, the most likely reasons are that it falls outside the AMD Ryzen / Intel 12th-gen-or-newer scope, or that its manufacturer is not among the six listed brands.