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Are you sure your CPU doesn't have the required security chip? On Intel systems it is called PTT and is present in almost all CPUs over the past decade IIRC.
by joveian 5y ago
Are you sure your CPU doesn't have the required security chip? On Intel systems it is called PTT and is present in almost all CPUs over the past decade IIRC. But often disabled in the BIOS. I thought AMD CPUs have also had it for a while.
- AndrewDucker 5y agoSadly not. i5-6600K doesn't support it, and my motherboard is literally one version short of having the chip.
- joveian 5y agoI have the regular i5-6600 in my game system and it does have it so I am almost certain that chip does as well (and a quick search shows up someone with the k version who was able to enable it). For some reason the setting is under "peripherals" for me, I guess most likely the setting is hidden somewhere for you as well.
- junar 5y agoIt looks like for CPU/firmware TPMs, not all motherboard manufacturers supported it on their 100/200-series models. https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/motherboards-that-support-tpm-windows-11/ https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/motherboards-that-su...