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Did you update Intel ME as well as the bios? Maybe I misunderstood your post but the ME doesn't update when you update your BIOS. They are separate and both need to be manually updated.
this is untrue when it comes to newer ASUS bios. they now automatically update with intel ME when you update the bios (if the bios needs a updated intel ME). its really convenient.
as to op. this is normal. software and even the bios doesnt ackownledge the different versions. if the number is the same than it will just show the number.
Literally go to the prime 790A page from Asus. It says to update ME before updating bios......