Well, yes, your motherboard has a TPM header in the middle down by the USB and front panel headers, but the actual module does not come with most motherboards. See page 30 of your MANUAL to see its location. And note that yours is a 20 pin header, not the newer 14-1 type. Not sure where you can get them, but I expect that as W11 gets closer more will become available.I have the Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 3 motherboard and I read that Windows 11 requires TPM turned on.
But unfortunately I can not find "TPM" or "Trusted Computing" in the BIOS.
Does the Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 3 have a TPM chip at all?
Thank you for your help!
OLLI
Well, yes, your motherboard has a TPM header in the middle down by the USB and front panel headers, but the actual module does not come with most motherboards. See page 30 of your MANUAL to see its location. And note that yours is a 20 pin header, not the newer 14-1 type. Not sure where you can get them, but I expect that as W11 gets closer more will become available.I have the Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 3 motherboard and I read that Windows 11 requires TPM turned on.
But unfortunately I can not find "TPM" or "Trusted Computing" in the BIOS.
Does the Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 3 have a TPM chip at all?
Thank you for your help!
OLLI
I have the Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 3 motherboard and I read that Windows 11 requires TPM turned on.
But unfortunately I can not find "TPM" or "Trusted Computing" in the BIOS.
Does the Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 3 have a TPM chip at all?
Thank you for your help!
OLLI
Your CPU is not on the list. (i have the same one)My CPU is a Intel Core i7 4790K
So far, that CPU in itself is not applicable to Win 11.Am I right hat my mainboard has no TPM module and the CPU also noes not support TPM?
So I have to buy either a TPM module that fits in my motherboard or I have to upgrade my rig.
Lets not get ahead of ourselves.Am I right hat my mainboard has no TPM module and the CPU also noes not support TPM?
So I have to buy either a TPM module that fits in my motherboard or I have to upgrade my rig.
So you say even adding tpm to mobo the cpu requirement will hold us from upgrading to w11?So far, that CPU in itself is not applicable to Win 11.
TPM or no TPM.
We'll see if that changes in the next few months.
So far, that is correct.So you say even adding tpm to mobo the cpu requirement will hold us from upgrading to w11?