List of MSI motherboards that support TPM 2.0
TPM (Trusted Platform Module) is a secure cryptographic processor that helps you perform actions such as 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 your PC can be upgraded to Windows 11, users first need to determine whether the motherboard they are using supports TPM 2.0.
Along with Biostar, Gigabyte, Asus, ASRock, MSI has also officially announced the list of motherboards that support TPM 2.0, along with Windows 11 compatibility.
Notably, MSI also lists each individual motherboard variant that supports Windows 11. According to the manufacturer, all Intel 100-series motherboards and AMD Ryzen motherboards have TPM 2.0 functionality built in. available. Therefore, users will only need to enable "Security Device Support" in the BIOS.
Below is a list of MSI motherboards that support TPM 2.0 (This table shows the MSI motherboards and chipsets that support TPM 2.0).
Product Line | Chipset* | CPU support |
500 Series | Z590/B560/H510 | 10th / 11th Gen |
400 Series | Z490/B460/H410 | 10th / 11th Gen |
300 Series | Z390 / Z370 / B365 / B360 / H370 / H310 | 8th / 9th Gen |
200 Series | Z270 / B250 / H270 | 6th / 7th Gen** |
100 Series | Z170/B150/H170/H110 | 6th / 7th Gen** |
X299 | X299 | X-series 10000/9000/78xx** |
Note: This is NOT a list of motherboards compatible with Windows 11, but simply the BIOS of motherboards that support TPM 2.0.
(*) Visit Intel for more information on TPM 2.0 support status for Intel chipsets.
(**) Intel 6th/7th Gen and X-Series 9000/78xx processors are not included in the list of chipsets compatible with Windows 11.
Product Line | Chipset |
500 Series | X570 / B550 / A520 |
400 Series | X470 / B450 |
200 Series | X370 / B350 / A320* |
TR4 Series | TRX40 / X399* |
(*) The Ryzen 1000 series and Ryzen Threadripper 1000 series (Zen1) processors are not included in the Windows 11 compatibility list. Visit Microsoft for more information about Windows 11.
MSI Intel 500 Series motherboards with TPM 2.0 support:
MSI Intel 400 Series motherboards with TPM 2.0 support:
MSI Intel 300 Series motherboards with TPM 2.0 support:
MSI Intel 200 Series motherboards with TPM 2.0 support:
MSI Intel 100 Series motherboards with TPM 2.0 support:
MSI Intel HEDT Series motherboards with TPM 2.0 support:
MSI AMD 500 Series motherboards with TPM 2.0 support:
MSI AMD 400 Series motherboards with TPM 2.0 support:
MSI AMD 300 Series motherboards with TPM 2.0 support:
MSI HEDT Series motherboards with TPM 2.0 support:
MSI also adds that even older generation motherboards such as Intel 9-series, Intel 8-Series and X99 HEDT platforms have TPM 1.2 functionality through their respective processors (Haswell, Haswell-E). , Broadwell, Skylake), are not listed for Windows 11 support. MSI is conducting internal verification, but this also depends on Microsoft enabling support for older generation chipsets or not. are not.
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