TPM2.0 Module LPC 14Pin Module with Infineon SLB9665 for ASUS Motherboard Compatible with TPM-M R2.0

As indicated by other users in their reviews, this TPM 2.0 module works with my ASUS Z170 Sabertooth motherboard. BIOS shows the module is working and active. This means that updating my Windows 10 to Windows 11 only lacks inclusion on the M$ CPU list, and the override for that seems to be a minor problem fixed with M$'s own registry hack. Upgrading users without SSE4.2, UEFI, Secure Boot and TPM must pursue a more drastic approach. For now, this is a minor expense to keep my Kaby Lake computer up to date and Win 11 inspired. Be sure this is the right module for your motherboard -- this module fits ASUS Z170 boards, and I wouldn't know what else.

Worked first try on my Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero (Wi-Fi). I updated my bios first just to be safe. Plugged in the TPM2.0 Module to the header, booted to the bios and turned it on. The system recognized it without any problems. I'm now playing Battlefield 6 and my PC is finally compatible to upgrade to Windows 11.

Having a TPM2.0 module alone was not enough to run Windows 11. My AMD CPU was Zen+. I needed a later architecture chip to get the job done. Windows 10 works just fine for me now.

This plugged in and was recognized on my Asus Z170-A, I could see TPM2.0 active in bios and windows. Then used the (unrelated) 'Rufus' tool to make an appropriate windows 11 bootable USB, and now I'm running Win11 on an Intel 6700K with full TPM2.0 support. Win10 license transferred just fine. Lots of fun as a little project and appreciate the easy plug-and-play of this little chip.

This TPM is just what I needed. After realizing I needed a 14 pin for my RAMPAGE V EDITION 10 everything went perfectly well. I just plugged it in. I went into the BIOS to make sure it was enabled but it was all good to go. Checked windows to make sure and it no longer says "TPM 2.0 required". 10/10!

This "ASUS Motherboard Compatible" is not compatible with the ASUS Prime X570-P motherboard. This motherboard has a TPM_SPI connector which is different. That being said, this motherboard supports fTPM which enables the TPM in your CPU. Simply turn it on in the BIOS Advanced -> fTPM settings.

Plugged it into the ASUS motherboard, went from having no TPM to having TPM 2.0. Was able to upgrade to Windows 11 (after making it accept an older processor). Make sure your motherboard has the right connector.

Installed on my Asus Z170 Pro Gaming Motherboard so I could upgrade to Windows 11 without having to bypass the TPM requirement. The module works perfectly.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The TPM 2.0 module has been an outstanding upgrade for my PC’s security. Installation was straightforward, and it integrated seamlessly with my motherboard. Since adding this module, I've experienced enhanced security features and peace of mind, knowing my system is better protected against potential threats. It has significantly improved the encryption capabilities and secure boot processes. The quality and performance of this TPM module are top-notch, making it an essential component for anyone looking to bolster their computer’s security. Highly recommend!

Now my win 11 can update. ASUS Z170A. Be sure to get 14 pin for this motherboard.

Does not work with all Asus Montherboard. Check the pin holes on the module before ordering. It works fine with my motherboard. Intel Core i7 6700 @ 3.40GHz Technologie Skylake 14nm

Works with ASUS Z170I Pro Gaming Motherboard (ITX size). In the BIOS, switch the Physical Presence Spec Version to 1.3 under the TPM settings. I was then able to do a fresh install of Windows 11 via USB media.

The pin layout is not compatible with the ASUS Prime B560-PLUS LGA1200 motherboard