ASHATA TPM 2.0 Module 14-Pin System for Intel & AMD Motherboards | Security Chip for Windows 11

• Standard PC Architecture: A certain amount of memory is set aside for system use, so the actual memory size will be less than the specified amount. Functionality is the same as the original version. Supported states may vary depending on motherboard specifications.
• Support: Supports for 7 64 bit, for 8.1 32 64 bit, for 10 64 bit. Advertised performance is based on the maximum theoretical interface value for each chipset vendor or organization that defines the interface specification. Actual performance may vary depending on your system configuration.
• Encryption Processor: The TPM is a standalone encryption processor that is connected to a Sub board attached to the motherboard. The TPM securely stores an encryption key that can be created using encryption software such as for BitLocker. Without this key, the content on the user's PC will remain encrypted and protected from unauthorised access.
• SPEC: Replacement TPM 2.0 module chip 2.0mm pitch, 14 pin security module for motherboards. Built in support for memory modules higher than DDR3!
• Applicable Systems: TPM2.0 encrypted security module is available for for 11 motherboards. Some motherboards require the TPM module to be inserted or updated to the latest BIOS to enable the TPM option.

• Verify Compatibility — Confirm your motherboard model is listed as compatible (Intel Z590-H510, Z490-H410, Z390-H310, W480, C621-C246; AMD X570, B550, A520, X470, B450, X370, B350, A320, WRX80) and has a 14-pin TPM header. Check your motherboard manual for header location.
• Install the Module — Power off your PC completely. Open the computer case, locate the 14-pin TPM header on the motherboard, and carefully insert the ASHATA TPM 2.0 module, ensuring it is correctly oriented and fully seated.
• Enable in BIOS — Power on your PC and enter the BIOS/UEFI settings (usually by pressing DEL, F2, or F10 during startup). Navigate to the security or advanced settings section and enable the TPM option. Save changes and exit BIOS.
• Configure Security Features — Once Windows boots, check Device Manager to confirm the TPM is recognized. You can now set up BitLocker drive encryption or other security features that utilize the TPM for enhanced data protection.

Typical situations where ASHATA TPM 2.0 Module 14-Pin System for Intel & AMD Motherboards | Security Chip for Windows 11 helps — illustrative scenarios, not customer reviews.