2-in-1 Reversible TPM 2.0 + 1.2 Package, Module for ASRock motherboards

Description

ASRock motherboard has 18-1pin TPM headers, and some motherboards of Gigabyte, Supermicro, Foxconn have 20-1 pin TPM headers, and some Acer and Fujitsu desktop computers have 20-1pin TPM headers inside. You can use this package to add TPM functionality. Below are some ASRock motherboards that may have 18-1pin TPM headers: (Please confirm whether there are 18-1pin or 20-1pin headers on your motherboard before purchasing) With 18-1pin TPM header: Intel chipset: Z390, H370, B365, B360, Z370, H310, Q370, X299, C621, C246, Q270, B250, Z270, H270, Z170, H170, H110, X170, X150, Q170, B150, X99, X79, C606, Z97, H97, Z87, H87, B85, H81 AMD chipset: sTRX4, TRX4, TR4, AM4, FM2+, FM2, FM1, FS1b(AM1), AM3+ (Please update to the latest version of BIOS before adding TPM!)This 2-in-1 TPM has two Infineon OPTIGA TPM SLB 9665 ICs on it, The Firmware at one end is version 5.63.3144.0, with TPM 2.0 function, The Firmware at other end is version 4.43.258.0, with TPM 1.2 function, They are all updated versions of Firmware, no Trojan horse vulnerabilities.Come with an ASRock 17-pin TPMS1 Header convertor inside the package, Convert the 18-1pin socket to 20-1pin header and connect to the 2-in-1 TPM.It is uncertain whether the motherboard BIOS is compatible with TPM 2.0, but they are all compatible with TPM 1.2. So when installing, please test the two opposite 20-1pin sockets! “No TPM 2.0? Don’t worry: TPM 1.2 at a minimum, which will also work w/ future builds of Windows 11 according to MS tech docs.” — Robert Hallock (AMD’s Director of Technical Marketing) wrote on Twitter before. According to Robert Hallock, TPM 1.2 at a minimum which work with Windows 11 operating system with ease. Module is LPC interface, non-SPI interface.