NEW ASUS TPM Module Firmware Update on Windows 11 support BIOS.

[restsugavan]

NEW ASUS RAMPAGE VI EXTREME BIOS 3501 Add Trust Computing Management Menu.
Welcome to Windows 11 Official support ERA of ASUS support mobos.



ASUS also update TPM Physical Presence Spec Version from 1.2 to 1.3 that required by Windows 11.



The New TPM Physical Presence Spec Version 1.3 reconized by Windows 11 Security Processor section.



Running great on lastest build of Windows 11.

For more information checking ASUS Windows 11 support mobo below link
https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1046215/

[PanosXidis24]

@restugavan can you share the bios with latest because i dont need to install again windows 10 to modify it thanks a lot

[restsugavan]

PanosXidis24 wrote:
@restugavan can you share the bios with latest because i dont need to install again windows 10 to modify it thanks a lot

@PanosXidis24 Hi mate. Due my purpose to testing on Skylake X SKUs. The lastest modded BIOS was contain only SKYLAKE X Microcode.
If you use other model such as 99XX and 109XX. My lastest modded BIOS did not support these CPU series. :cool:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SXzmuQugVAlzTxGr3o6WcbBcScHWqIKG/view?usp=sharing

R6E Modded BIOS with lastest microcode and module. Please use ASUS Flash back method to update.
Before try it please back up your important data. 😮

[PanosXidis24]

restsugavan wrote:
@PanosXidis24 Hi mate. Due my purpose to testing on Skylake X SKUs. The lastest modded BIOS was contain only SKYLAKE X Microcode.
If you use other model such as 99XX and 109XX. My lastest modded BIOS did not support these CPU series. :cool:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SXzmuQugVAlzTxGr3o6WcbBcScHWqIKG/view?usp=sharing

R6E Modded BIOS with lastest microcode and module. Please use ASUS Flash back method to update.
Before try it please back up your important data. 😮

Thanks Mate again i mod your Bios to Oldest CPU microcode on mine 7900X and 7980XE for better perfomance thanks a lot

[restsugavan]

Enjoy with Windows 11 and new Office suite.

After update to RAMPAGE VI EXTREME BIOS 3501. Enter Advance Menu in BIOS select the lowest menu.
PCH-FW Configuration then select PTT mode instead of dTPM.
Second menu below select PTT Aware.
Hit F10 Save setting then exit.



Running great both 21H2 Insider Build (22000.176) and 22H1 Insider Build (22449.1000)

[restsugavan]

The lastest BIOS from ASUS was fully Windows 11 support.

They have add Trust Computing Device awakening by default.
Select PPI 1.2 or 1.3 version also had been granted to running beta channel build.
Which one is better depending on users choice.





Microsoft Windows 11 22H1 Insider Preview Build 22449.1000
Microsoft Office Insider Preview Version 2109 Build 14503.20002
Microsoft EDGE Insider Preview Build 93.0.961.38
Running great on X299 platform



For my experience PPI 1.3 on my rig perform very well not only your Win11 beta build (22000.176)
The 22H1 build (22449.1000) also very good. Excellent:cool:

[MirceaForce]

restsugavan wrote:
The lastest BIOS from ASUS was fully Windows 11 support.

They have add Trust Computing Device awakening by default.
Select PPI 1.2 or 1.3 version also had been granted to running beta channel build.
Which one is better depending on users choice.





Microsoft Windows 11 22H1 Insider Preview Build 22449.1000
Microsoft Office Insider Preview Version 2109 Build 14430.20030
Microsoft EDGE Insider Preview Build 93.0.961.38
Running great on X299 platform



For my experience PPI 1.3 on my rig perform very well not only your Win11 beta build (22000.176)
The 22H1 build (22449.1000) also very good. Excellent:cool:

so the latest bios 3501 from asus comes with TPM Physical Presence Spec Version 1.3 that required by Windows 11 enabled by default ?

p.s if it's not enabled 1.3 by default in bios, for the moment we not using windows 11 waiting for the official update if I enable 1.3 on windows no side effects right ?

[geneo]

MirceaForce wrote:
so the latest bios 3501 from asus comes with TPM Physical Presence Spec Version 1.3 that required by Windows 11 enabled by default ?

p.s if it's not enabled 1.3 by default in bios, for the moment we not using windows 11 waiting for the official update if I enable 1.3 on windows no side effects right ?

No, Windows 11 doesn't require Physical Presence 1.3, it only requires TPM 2.0. But if you enable 1.3 Physical presence, no side effects.

[MirceaForce]

geneo wrote:
No, Windows 11 doesn't require Physical Presence 1.3, it only requires TPM 2.0. But if you enable 1.3 Physical presence, no side effects.

I did checked 1.3 enabled by default in latest bios from asus 3501 ...

I do understand you but it's better to have the latest update to 1.3 there is some evidence from @ restsugavan

[Jesseinsf]

geneo wrote:
No, Windows 11 doesn't require Physical Presence 1.3, it only requires TPM 2.0. But if you enable 1.3 Physical presence, no side effects.

Dude, just leave the damn thing on version 1.3. Stop challenging us. Windows 11 doesn't need it, but it allows a better TPM communication experience between the OS and the BIOS

In more technical terms:

The Physical Presence Interface utilizes the industry-standard Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) to provide a communication mechanism between the OS and the BIOS, enabling the OS and the BIOS to cooperate to provide a simple and straightforward platform user experience for administering the TPM without sacrificing security.

[restsugavan]

ROG RAMPAGE VI EXTREME CORE i9 7980XE MICROCODE 02006B06 Updating to New Microsoft Windows 11 build UNCUT. :cool: