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sorry if it is trivial but how do I check it?
It's really easy. The manufacturer's website will have a page for your motherboard, where you can download new versions of bios. They'll have instructions how to flash it. Should be as easy as downloading the bios update to a usb drive, restarting to bios and selecting the update option and pointing it to the usb drive.
Hmmm I don't really know. You can try with this tutorial I found.
The way I did it, is I checked my motherboard's website, and saw they posted a recent firmware update.