Feature:1. Strong Encryption: TPM is a discrete encryption processor, which is connected to the daughter board, and the daughter board is connected to the main board, with strong encryption.2. Application: This security module help you perform operations such as generating, storing, restricting usage, encryption keys, and more.3. Security Performance: The TPM securely stores encryption keys that can be created using encryption software such as for Win BitLocker. Without this key, the content on the user's PC remains encrypted and protected from unauthorized access.4. 14 Pin LPC Interface: The pin number of this encryption security module is 14 pin, the interface is LPC, has small size and wide compatibility.5. Wide Application: This TPM2.0 Module is used for PC, applicable for Z590, B560, H510, Z490, B460, H410, Z390, Z370, B365, B360, H370, H310, Z270, B250, H270, Z170, B150, H170, H110, X299.Specification:Item Type: TPM 2.0 ModuleCompatible Device: PCAligned for: z590, b560, h510 series,Z490, b460, h410 series,Z390, z370, b365, b360, h370, h310 series,Z270, b250, h270 series,Z170, b150, h170, h110 series, x299 series, etc..Package List:1 xTPM 2.0 ModuleNote:1. Boards before for platform X99 are not compatible with 2.0; almost all DDR4 memory on platform are compatible; if the platform is integrated, there is no need to purchase this module.2. Because the interfaces of each manufacturer are different (the same manufacturer's motherboard also has multiple interfaces), please provide the detailed model of the motherboard before purchasing.3. Only limited technical support. Support 11 system authentication use.4. The 2.0 specification release date is 17 years, and the BIOS release date before 17 years needs to be updated.5. Please power off the module to install the module, check the gap before inserting it. If some motherboard interfaces are not used for a long time, please polish them first if they are oxidized and rusted.6. Before purchasing, you need to check whether the interface definition of the picture is consistent with the interface definition of the motherboard, the definition needs to be consistent in order to be compatible with the use.