MSI Gaming GTX 970 4GD5 OC BIOS request

Hello,
my S/N: 602-V317-01SB1409073268
Current BIOS according to MSI Live Update : NV317MH.210
Is there any later versions for my card?
Thanks

nope, you are using the latest version

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