Asus TPM-M R2.0 Hardware Security Chip - Metallic

Was a bit apprehensive before ordering this module as another reviewer complained that the pin configuration was incorrect. However it looks like there was nothing to worry about as it plugged straight into the motherboard and on boot up going into the BIOS and setting it up was straight forward. Just enable TPM and secure boot and boot into Windows You can check if secure boot was enabled correctly by running MSINFO32 from the search tool in Windows. Installing this TPM module allowed me to run games that wouldn't run before because the various Anti-Cheat software employed by games required secure boot - FIFA 23, Valorant to name a couple. Not much more to review but I've included some images which should help anyone checking to see if it will fit the TPM header on their own motherboard. As far as I can tell 14 pin TPM headers are pretty much the same configuration and you don't have to stick with the same brand as your motherboard. This was one of the cheapest out there - it's very small and works great.

I was sceptical at first having read other reviews regarding faulty and incorrect orders but once the Asus 14-1 TPM 2.0 had been delivered and the chip was inserted on to the correct pins at the base of the crosshair vi motherboard and I entered the bios (fully upgraded/flashed to latest/final spec) the options for ftpm ect were present and the chip could be activated/deactivated perfectly without any problems. Once activated, Windows 10 acknowledged the chip was present and working properly and now the minimum requirements for Windows 11 had been met.

My ASUS motherboard is the ASUS Z170i Pro Gaming and it wouldn't support Windows 11 without a TPM2 chip. There's a small header for the chip just above the graphics card slot. (It's in the manual). Fit the chip then activate it in the BIOS.......pretty simple and effective. Now Windows 11 will work without hacking registries etc... I thought the chip was too expensive at £22 hence only 4 stars. Everything else was COOL

Worked perfectly on my Z370-F... Just plugged it in, enabled it in the BIOS and then booted into Windows and ran tpm.msc to check that it's been detected OK, that there aren't any warnings and that it's on the latest version (5.63.3144.0). All good there, so I went ahead and encrypted a couple of disks and that was that... It also allowed me to automatically unlock the BitLocker to go drives that I'd set up previously, so bonus... Great purchase for less than a tenner (although arguably they should already be included on any modern motherboard by default) The firmware update process looks like a bit of a faff, so make sure you double check that and get it out of the way before you get too stuck in... Hopefully all new devices they sell are already on the latest version though.

Matched the motherboard brand and pinout but unfortunately killed my motherboard.

I have an "ancient" (Since 2017) X370 Prime Pro motherboard which has had 2 Cpu upgrades and still going strong and needed this to make it Win 11 compliant. Just had to plug in the TPM module. re-boot and away. System now ready for WIn 11 upgrade.

Works fine, massively over priced though

i needed a TPM for the x99 strix motherboard but i couldn't really find much information if this TPM would work. Regardless of it being a 14-4 pin connector, a lot of places stated it woudn't work with the x99 chipset from Intel. Some places said it would. so it was quite confusing. i brought it on a whim hoping it might work and it did. on first boot the bios recognized it and windows also picked it up on first loading with no drivers or config needed. within minutes of the delivery i had it working with bitlocker. installation really easy, anyone could do it. just make sure to check your motherboard manual. i have a Strix x99 gaming motherboard with a 6800k I7 from Intel for anyone wondering. reset of the computer doesnt matter for this.

This saved us a ton of money upgrading to Windows 11. If your motherboard supports this, do it rather than replacing it.

Il prodotto é perfettamente compatibile con la mia Asus Maximus VIII Hero Z170 anno 2016, OS Windows 10 Pro vers. 22H2. Riconosciuto immediatamente in UEFI BIOS senza dover impostare nulla. Prima dell'installazione del modulo, invece, nel Bios, in "Adavanced", "Trusted computing" non appariva alcuna indicazione relativa al TPM. La versione del BIOS è la più recente disponibile sul sito della Asus per la mia MOBO, la 3802 del 03/15/2018. Non so se funziona con le versioni precedenti, per cui, nel caso, aggiornare tranquillamente a questa che a me non ha mai dato alcun problema. Non noto alcuna incompatibilità a livello di cpu con il mio i7-6700K. Passato il controllo integrità per i requisiti W11, tranne ovviamente la cpu che però non ho intenzione di cambiare. Proverò il passaggio a W11 con questa configurazione. Allego foto con dettagli.

Funciona perfectamente en una placa base asus z170i pro gaming del 2017. No hace falta configurar nada ni en bios ni en Windows. Lo detecta a la primera. Temer en cuenta la disposición de los pines para saber si encaja en vuestra placa base. No todos estos módulos son físicamente iguales los pines de conexión.

I have a MSI MPG Z390 Gaming Edge AC motherboard and when I plug this one in, system shuts off immediately after turning it on, as if there were a circuitry problem.

Les spécifications indiquées correspondaient exactement à mon pc Asus, mais cette carte n'a pas pu être reconnue par Win10 (pourtant TPM2.0 bien activé). Après des heures d'essais et de recherches en tout sens, je l'ai renvoyée. Bravo Amazon (.be) et merci. ATTENTION DONC, compatibilité délicate et difficile à vérifier avant achat ... J'abandonne Win11.