Ancient, but it doesn't really matter, but it could help to clarify things. A CPU that is placed on this board is capable of fTPM, which can be activated in the bios. You don't even need a separate TPM 2.0 module for Windows 11. Everything runs perfectly. The problems we had at the beginning with frame drops in games etc. are all long gone.

Hello, first of all I am not an expert. But after I got the message that not all requirements for Windows 11 were met because TPM was not switched on, I tried to activate it in the BIOS, which also worked. Funnily enough, Windows still shows that the requirements are not met. But when you run the Windows analysis tool afterwards, which shows you what is wrong, the tool says that all the requirements for installation are now fulfilled, which was not the case before the activation. So I assume that this is just a Windows bug and that TPM 2.0 is included. I can't guarantee 100% because I haven't installed Windows 11 because I wait at least 1 year until all the bugs are out. However, the tool explicitly states in the check that TPM 2.0 is installed.

This is an absolute NoGo, who buys such a motherboard now?