good morning sirs, can i update my amd fx 60 microcode?

Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #57

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CPUID 1067A, platforms 11 and A0 stand for 0,4 and 5,7 respectively. Platform B1 stands for 0,4,5,7 so it seems to a merger microcode. So for platforms 0,4,5,7 you can use B1 instead. Keep in mind that 1067A also has platform 44 which stands for 2,6 and that is not merged.

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Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #183

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Yes, B1 supersedes A0.

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You want whichever matches your previous microcode (parentheses), if you are doing the 775 to 771 CPU change then put them both in there.

thanks! i used the wrong tool which didn't list the numbers. will use the proper tool in the future

I have a question:
I downloaded the latest Intel microcodes (20180807) and dropped the file "06-17-0a" onto MCE.
It's for CPUID 1067A, platform ID 11 (0, 4), revision A0B, date 2010-09-28 which is later than the one in my BIOS. It said that this was not the latest version however. I saw somewhere else, maybe this thread, of a later version dated 2015 I think. Is this correct, if so, why is it not in the Intel archive?
Thanks for any help.

in the last intel microcode package there is for 306F2 cpu only version 38, why?

Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #188

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Read the last bullet point at the Microcode repository. This exact question has been answered multiple times in previous posts as well.

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Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #191

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You can get the latest from the github repository.

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Magic smoke releases hidden microcodes sometimes

I don't know how the repository works, haven't been here long enough. For all I know random people on the internet may submit files and they get included. Does anyone know the source please? If not I'll just use the older version from Intel. Many thanks.

Intel is the source of all microcodes, no one can edit them or change them etc (Except add/remove padding). They are pulled from BIOS sources, Manufacturer sources, Intel sources, Linux sources etc.
You will have to wait on someone else to give you a more official answer, but those are the latest, Intel's site is slow to update and sometimes doesn't want to share with us too.