Surface Pro X begins testing new July firmware update for Insiders

Firmware is rolling out to Surface Pro X devices on Insider Rings.

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What you need to know

What you need to know

Surface Pro Xowners can snag a firmware update for their 2-in-1 device if it’s on an Insider build of Windows 10. We saw the update on a device in the Beta ring, but there’s a chance that the update is avaialble on other Insider rings as well.

We can confirm that the update, dated July 24th, updates the UEFI from3.510.140.0to the newer3.517.140.0.

The firmware update doesn’t have a changelog at this point, but that’s normal for firmware updates for devices on Insider builds. A full changelog should become available once the firmware update becomes generally avaialble. While not set in stone, updates like this generally roll out a few weeks after they hit the Beta Insider ring.

Firmware updates don’t usually include new features, so it’s likely just a stability and performance update, though there’s a chance that it’s related to the newAI feature for eye contactduring video calls.

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The Surface Pro X is a drastic redesign of Microsoft’s Surface Pro line, slimming everything down with an ARM processor and LTE connectivity.

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