Recent content by tulaneksig

Here is my update. Installed TPM 1.2 and Asus BIOS recognized it. Then I read that 1Password requires TPM 2.0. I got the TPM 2.0 chip and installed it. Confirmed that it shows up in PC Health Check when I ran Windows 11 compatibility check. The Intel i-7-4790 is not compatible with...

Thanks for the info. Do you know if TPM 1.2 is supported? And if not, why is there a TPM slot in mobo at all?

I'm going to try mine today. I just got the TPM 1.2 and TPM 2.0 chips in the mail. One came from California and the other from China. Although I'm sure they both came from China originally. I'll post about how it goes.

No, I don't really care about Win 11. I was hoping to use TPM to unlock 1Password with Windows Hello instead of using a password. CPU is Intel i7-4790 @ 3.60 GHz

I see that there is a slot for a 20-1 pin TPM. Will it work buying a TPM 2.0 20-1 pin and plugging it in? I see it looks like there are a lot of "home made" or sketchy looking TPM chips to buy online. Can a TPM be compromised before I get it? TIA.

It's alive! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I jumped the CMOS with a screwdriver while everything was unplugged. It's back to where it was before. Screen turrned on, informed me that BIOS was reset and asked if I wanted to enter BIOS or just boot. Obviously I need to read a lot more about...

This is my first build (very green newbie). It all was working great on day one until I changed the bios. MoBo: MSI 970A-G46 CPU: AMD fx-6350, RAM: G.Skillz 1 stick of ddr3 8gb ram 1866. Video Card: XFX Radeon R7 250 1Gb SSD: Sandisk 128Gb Everything was working great, running Ubuntu. I...

I have a very similar build and I also need help. This is my first build (very green newbie). Same msi mobo, amd fx-6350, 1 stick of ddr3 8gb ram 1866. Everything was working great, running Ubuntu. I went into bios and switched memory to 1866. It had been running "auto" at 1333. Clicked the "x"...