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Framework Laptop 13 13th Gen Intel® Core™ — BIOS 3.07

File Release Date
Windows BIOS v3.07 Installer 2025-01-28 Framework_Laptop_13_13th_Gen_Intel_Core_BIOS_3.07.exe SHA256 · B0E79D75CA25907D85DCD2271F54953A0E24619DD8A4EC33809F69064749E3D3
EFI Shell Update (BIOS v3.07) 2025-01-28 Framework_Laptop_13_13th_Gen_Intel_Core_BIOS_3.07_EFI.zip SHA256 · C9494A3201424822D9681706731FB8F1E650194B254FDA0DDC78FC0464C09B8D
3.07
Released 2025-01-28 · 13.2 MB
Stable
Highlights
  • Added battery lifetime extender functionality
  • Added USB4 measured boot option for external GPU devices to prevent BitLocker from triggering when an external GPU is attached
  • Update fan and DTT tuning to decrease system noise
  • Backport retimer low power fixes to power off the retimer with HDMI (Gen 3) or DP cards running firmware 3.0.17.101 when no device is attached
  • Fix issue where attached devices may not be recognized after updating the retimer
  • Fixed display name for Grub bootloader; EFI\Boot\grubx64.efi now displays as 'GRUB Boot Loader'

This BIOS update is a bundle of updates to multiple embedded components in the system. Not all of them use the same version number.

ComponentVersion
ECec_307_acd8c0b
Updated
PD0.1.2E
Updated
Intel CSME16.1.30.2361v4

Battery Extender

With the high energy density on the 61Wh battery, leaving it at 100% state of charge for an extended period of time can shorten the lifetime of the battery. This release adds a feature that automatically limits the maximum state of charge if the system is left plugged into power for more than 5 days. The timer resets after the system is disconnected from a power adapter for more than 30 minutes.

Battery Extender DurationBattery State of Charge
0–5 days99% → 100%
5–7 days90% → 95%
7+ days85% → 87%

This feature also reduces battery cycling by allowing the battery to discharge by several percent before charging again. You can also manually set a lower charge limit in BIOS to further preserve battery longevity. The feature can be enabled or disabled in the BIOS Advanced menu.

  • Battery Extender — Enabled by default. Disable to always charge to 100%.
  • Battery Extender Trigger — Number of days on AC before the charge limit is automatically reduced.
  • Battery Extender Reset — Minutes on battery before the extender resets, causing the system to charge back to 100% on next AC connection.

You can check your current BIOS version following the steps here to determine if you are on the latest release.

Framework firmware is published to LVFS and updates via fwupd, which ships by default on most modern distributions.

Terminal window
fwupdmgr refresh --force
fwupdmgr get-updates
fwupdmgr update
  1. Download the Framework Laptop 13 13th Gen Intel® Core™ BIOS 3.07 Windows Installer.
  2. Run the .exe and click "Yes" when prompted to reboot.
  3. Wait for the firmware progress bar to complete — the system will reboot automatically. Do not interrupt.

Retimer Updates (Optional)

If you have not yet updated your retimer firmware, run the following updaters one at a time after updating your BIOS.

Framework_Laptop_13_13th_Gen_Intel_Core_Retimer_port01_310.exe
Framework_Laptop_13_13th_Gen_Intel_Core_Retimer_port23_310.exe
  1. Download the EFI Shell Update v3.07.
  2. Extract contents of zip folder to a FAT32 formatted USB drive. Cleanly unmount the drive before physically removing it, otherwise the BIOS update may not function correctly.
  3. Attach a charger to your device while updating.
  4. Boot your system while pressing F12 and boot from the thumb drive.
  5. Let startup.nsh run automatically.
  6. Follow the instructions to install the update.
  • When updating using the EFI update method, the update will fail if the internal SSD is formatted as MBR
  • If updating on Linux using LVFS, the update may not be available until you attach the system to a charger
  • If 'Battery Extender' and 'Battery charge limit' are both enabled at the same time, the extender function may cause the battery to charge above the charge limit when triggered

Please use the public issue tracker on GitHub to report issues.

If you experience an issue with the update that is related to your system firmware, please post as complete a description as you can, including relevant system information and external peripherals. Please note that we do not currently have a SLA for responding to issues on github, but we will be reviewing them through the bios release process, and will review them for future updates as well.

Please contact support if you have an issue regarding hardware, broken devices, returns, etc.