Two upgrades for TPM 2

[kouk]

Hi, currently have a system that doesn't meet the requirements for Windows 11.

I5 - 2500k
GA-P35-DS3R (rev. 1.0)

What would be good replacements that would meet the requirements and not leave the system less capable. Improvement would be nice.

I know it's pretty old, so maybe I'd be looking at used components.

Cheers.

 

[Quartz]

What is your budget? And I wouldn't bother with Windows 11 for now unless you have an application that requires it.

 

[ZXSpectrum]

There is actually a workaround for the requirements for the CPU and TPM for windows 11 and the os will install fine on most systems.

Do a search for Installing Windows 11 on unsupported hardware and there are plenty of guides.

Otherwise you would be looking at CPU/Memory/Motherboard and using FTPM (AMD Firmware Trusted Platform Module) Or Intel PTT (Platform Trust Technology) Which is built into the CPU Architecture and both are TPM2.0.

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That will be better than your current system by a fair bit.. I would add a nvme SSD in there as well for an extra performance for the OS and programs loading etc.

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Hope that helps.

 

[teenwolf]

It will run windows 11 just fine

plenty of work arounds on Google

 

[freddie64]

If you really want W11 use Rufus https://rufus.ie/en/.

If you use USB Rufus to mount the iso to a usb stick, you can bypass the TMP and Secure boot check

I would stick with W10 for now though.

 

[kouk]

Thanks guys.

 

[Phil2008]

If you really want W11 use Rufus https://rufus.ie/en/.



I would stick with W10 for now though.

I did a clean install without enabling "TPM" or "secure boot" because I wanted the windows boot menu to work, so I used ""Rufus" to disable these checks...