Re: Don't required TPM 2.0 and secure boot on Windows 11 unsupported PC?

@1Hairy-Gorillaif it only was that easy 😉 TPM is not a Microsoft technology, they just utilize something that is already there for better security... you can buy TPM modules on ebay and plug on your motherboard... so TPM alone cant be the "anti cheat" alone, but it could work together with other methods as a layer.

Microsoft is a member of the the Trusted Computing Platform Alliance who made the specifications for TPM. It's probably not the exact same tech as the consoles but that doesn't mean it is bad.

I have actually not heard of anyone hacking the TPM tech in a way that would impact the uses games studios might have so it could have its uses I'm guessing.

@CarbonicTPM is not really a "hackable" piece of hardware unless an attacker has physical access to it... It can certainly be worked around though. The latest revision is six years old now...

Some emerging threats are targeting firmware and BIOS, which can manifest before the MBR and active partition even come into play... however, I would be more worried about zero day attacks for Windows 11 before anything else!  @TR-BatuhanKara 

@carsono311 don't care security. i using pc without any secure. i hope playing bf2042 on windows 11 without TPM and secure boot only and wondered

@carsono311 don't know. hope this

Worth mentioning that outside of the TMP feature itself and the potential future use for anti-cheat, windows 10 will also receive the same gaming-related updates as announced for windows 11 for now.

So if gaming is the only reason for upgrading, in the short run there's really no need to upgrade if you're not TMP-compatible and would rather avoid the headache of workarounds to install 11.