List of Asus motherboards that support Windows 11

To be able to upgrade to Windows 11, a user's computer needs to meet a series of requirements related to hardware configuration. Among them is an element that is receiving a lot of attention, which is TPM 2.0.

If you don't know, TPM (Trusted Platform Module) is a secure cryptographic processor that helps you perform actions like generating, storing, and restricting the use of cryptographic keys. Some TPM chipsets also include physical security mechanisms to prevent malware from tampering with the TPM's security functions. Usually, the TPM chip will be soldered directly to the motherboard.

Therefore, to know if their PC can be upgraded to Windows 11, users need to determine whether the motherboard they are using supports TPM 2.0.

Some well-known board manufacturers such as Biostar, Gigabyte, MSI, ASRock, etc. have begun to publish a list of product lines that support Windows 11 compatibility. Here is a similar list from Asus. .

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List of Asus motherboard models compatible with Windows 11 (as of the end of June 2021):

Intel Platform AMD Platform
  1. C621 Series
  2. C422 Series
  3. X299 Series
  4. Z590 Series
  5. Q570 Series
  6. H570 Series
  7. B560 Series
  8. H510 Series
  9. Z490 Series
  10. Q470 Series
  11. H470 Series
  12. B460 Series
  13. H410 Series
  14. W480 Series
  15. Z390 Series
  16. Z370 Series
  17. H370 Series
  18. B365 Series
  19. B360 Series
  20. H310 Series
  21. Q370 Series
  22. C246 Series
  1. WRX80 Series
  2. TRX40 Series
  3. X570 Series
  4. B550 Series
  5. A520 Series
  6. X470 Series
  7. B450 Series
  8. X370 Series
  9. B350 Series
  10. A320 Series

However, Asus also notes users that:

'Windows 11 has not been officially released and there may be stability issues with the Insider Preview build. Installation or upgrade to Windows 11 Insider Preview or any third-party software is done at the user's sole discretion and risk. You will be solely responsible for any damage to your system, or loss of data caused by this activity. ASUS will not be liable for any loss or damage related to the user's current use of Windows 11'.

Therefore, TipsMake.com also reminds readers to be cautious before deciding to upgrade their system to Windows 11 at this time. Also, make sure to back up your data and other important settings before proceeding with the update.

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