Sorry everyone for starting such a strong debate. I will just stick with the proper way with Microsoft stating to get the tpm module. Thanks everyone!
Edit: spelling
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Thanks for the info. I have the Asus Z590-E board I’ve looked everywhere in bios for any kind of TPM tile I don’t see none. I have a secure boot, but even that looks tricky as it says some like auto or some other choice, plus if I want to do anything I have to clear my secure boot first. So I’m lost as to what to do. Thanks for your info.
I just found one for $10. I have the Asus z590-E. I would put the link but I don’t know if that is alright.
I found a thread that discussed this. They think this is the one you need.
Note that the key pin is on a corner.
Are all the apps and tools that win10 runs available with the win11 OS. Maybe less programs running in background which take up fps. I thought i read a few things weren’t yet developed to work with win 11 yet.
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Lol! Man you must be reading my mind. I just bought that one for $10. Just as you sent that to me. Lol! Thank you for the help.
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It’s under Advanced/PCH-CW Configuration I believe.
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Has to be in there, I had it on a z390.
Any rate, I did buy a module just because, slapped it in and installed 11.
Ran the game, crash, backed off a very heavy OC and bingo, runs great.
FPS are locked at 30, high, bloom and lens correct off … and there’s SMOKE, the world burns!
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What you guys do for (maybe) 5fps !?!!
That can be the difference between better performance and ■■■■, 5 fps for me at full 4k on an OC’d rtx2070 would make a huge difference get me upto 40fps. or bit of less main thread render timing would reduce any stutters.
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if people are comparing a clean fresh W11 install to an old clogged up W10 install it’s not going to be a clean comparison. A clean W10 install might do just as well.
Not saying W11 won’t have any performance benefit, but I also think that the single positive report saying they ‘think’ they might have gotten 5 fps increase without any background, or comparable benchmarks ran and reported isn’t anything to base a decision on, especially if the box you consider installing it on is the only PC you have.
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It’s only an observation. What momentous “decision” are you talking about?
The decision to install a beta OS on your main PC.
Let’s say the sim works now, but on the next Sim Update a new update for Win10 drops which is required, thus making W11 not run the sim anymore (or any other programs you might need on a day to day basis).
I’m just warning people who might consider installing a beta OS on their only PC because someone reported they might have gotten 5 fps more.
Hey that will work for now! If I could albeit I don’t drink I would buy you a beer.
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And you’re the beta Police, protecting the unsuspecting simmers…
I have a question for the few that updated to windows 11. Do you have to be in the dev builds to get it. I’m in the beta builds and I don’t have the option of downloading it yet. Thank you for the help.
I believe that’s the case. I heard the Beta will be available sometime in July.
Thanks! I thought that was the case.
On my Acer MB, it’s called “TPP”…
Kev
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