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    TPM 2.0 Module, 2.0 Encryption Security Module with 14 Pin LPC TPM Remote Card Encryption for System

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  • Enhanced Security With TPM 2.0: The crypto processor TPM 2.0 module provides robust encryption capabilities, ensuring that your data remains secure. This independent module support for 11 motherboards offers improved security over firmware based trusted platform modules (fTPM), protecting against potential vulnerabilities and ensuring data transactions.
  • Compact Design: With its compact horizontal form factor, this TPM remote card encryption security board is engineered to fit seamlessly into your desktop motherboard without interfering with other components, such as graphics cards or cables. This thoughtful design ensures that you can maintain a clean and organized build while enhancing security measures.
  • Good Performance: The TPM2.0 security module is a more stable solution compared to fTPM, mitigating common issues faced by users. It minimizes the risk of data loss during BIOS updates, guards credential information during CPU upgrades, and eliminates random CPU stuttering or performance problems associated with support for 11 and support for Ryzen 5000 series CPUs, providing peace of mind for users.
  • Broad Operating System Support: This TPM2.0 encryption security module supports a wide range of operating systems, including support for 7 (64 bit), support for 8.1 (32, 64 bit), support for 10 (64 bit), and support for 11. This versatility ensures that users can leverage TPM functionality across different systems, adhering to organizational security policies and compliance standards.
  • Easy Installation Process: Installing the encryption security module is straightforward, requiring only a few simple steps. Users can easily insert the module into the motherboard, enable the TPM 2.0 option in BIOS, and reboot their system. For will automatically handle the initialization and configuration, making the process user friendly and easy for all users, regardless of technical expertise.