When are we getting the update that updates the AMD fTPM so we can play Black Ops 7 on release?? As of right now, we haven't had an update with Jan of this year. And this is majorly needed right now. As per Activision and AMD, If your Manufacturer Version is AMD 3.*.0.* you need to get an update from the manufacturer, AKA You (Asus) and AMD.
Current Version is no compatible with their new Anti-Cheat, and this is likely to eventually cause issue with battlefield 6 as well due to TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot requirements.
(Current Version on Latest UEFI/BIOS Update):
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Update: The image you shared in the post seems to be incomplete. Could you please provide a full screenshot as shown below?
Thank you.
Hello @Reaper15a
Thank you for the prompt reply.
After consulting with the relevant department, the "Specification 2.0" shown in the screenshot you provided indicates that the current TPM is already version 2.0.
If you still have concerns, you may double-check in both Device Manager and tpm.msc or provide screenshots from these two locations.
Meanwhile, according to the ROG STRIX B450-F GAMING II support page, BIOS version 4502 and later support Windows 11 by default. This indicates that all BIOS versions from 4502 onward comply with the fTPM 2.0 specification.
Could you please confirm your current BIOS version, CPU model, along with clarifying what you mean by " AMD 3.*.0.* "? If there is an announcement or related explanation from the game publisher, please share it with us for reference.
Thank you.
And as far as the AMD 3.*.0.*
This is directly from Activision:
And from Powershell:
And since my version is 3.92.0.5 According to their new anti-cheat it needs to be updated. As per their support page. (https://support.activision.com/articles/trusted-platform-module-and-secure-boot)
Also, they are referring to the Manufacturer Version, not the Specification Version.
