These are ASRock motherboards
Table of contents:
- Supported ASRock Motherboards
- Compatible ASUS motherboards
- Compatible MSI Motherboards
- Compatible Gigabyte Motherboards
The arrival of Windows 11 has brought as attached news the need to have a series of requirements so much so that Microsoft is already proposing a possible reduction. There are not so many computers compatible with Windows 11 and to help clear up any doubts, different manufacturers have published listings with all the motherboards that are compatible with Windows 11.
The biggest impediment to using Windows 11 is the TPM 2.0 chip, an element whose presence in our device you can check with these steps and which is usually added to computers released after 2016. In the case of brands like ASRock, ASUS, MSI or Gigabyte, which have announced all their boards compatible with Windows 11.
Supported ASRock Motherboards
ASRock has published a list with all the brand boards that are compatible with Windows 11, although they announce that some of them , the user will need to enable the TPM chip in the BIOS manually.
AMD series of motherboards compatible with Windows 11
- AM4 300 series X399, X370, B350, A320
- AM4 400 series X470, B450
- AM4 500 series X570, B550, A520
- TRX40 series TRX40
According to ASRock, to enable the TPM chip on these motherboards, go to the Advanced tab>"
Intel series of boards compatible with Windows 11
- Intel 100 series Z170, H170, B150, H110
- Intel 200 series Z270, H270, B250
- Intel 300 series Z390, Z370, H370, B360, B365, H310, H310C
- Intel 400 series Z490, H470, B460, H410
- Intel 500 Series Z590, B560, H510, H570
- Intel X299 Series X299
To enable the TPM chip on these motherboards, go to the tab Security Page within the UEFI and then enable Intel Platform Trust Technology."
Compatible ASUS motherboards
Along with these motherboards, ASUS has also compiled a list of all compatible motherboards with Windows 11 and a tutorial to activate the chip TPM in the UEFI/BIOS of supported computers.
Intel |
AMD </th |
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C621 Series |
WRX80 Series |
C422 Series |
TRX40 Series |
X299 Series |
X570 Series |
Z590 Series |
B550 Series |
Q570 Series |
A520 Series |
H570 Series |
X470 Series |
B560 Series |
B450 Series |
H510 Series |
X370 Series |
Z490 Series |
B350 Series |
Q470 Series |
A320 Series |
H470 Series |
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B460 Series |
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H410 Series |
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W480 Series |
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Z390 Series |
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Z370 Series |
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H370 Series |
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B365 Series |
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B360 Series |
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H310 Series |
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Q370 Series |
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C246 Series |
In the case of Intel motherboards enter the BIOS by pressing “Del” when the ASUS or ROG logo appears and Inside we must go to the Advanced Configuration tab of PCH-FW>"
For AMD motherboards access the BIO d in the same way as before and then look for the AdvancedAMD Configuration tab fTPM>"
Compatible MSI Motherboards
MSI has published on OneDrive all brand boards compatible with Windows 11, both Intel and AMD.
Intel |
Chipset |
CPU Supported |
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500 Series |
Z590 / B560 / H510 |
10th / 11th Gen |
400 Series |
Z490 / B460 / H410 |
10th / 11th Gen |
300 Series |
Z390 / Z370 / B365 / B360 / H370 / H310 |
8th / 9th Gen |
200 Series |
Z270 / B250 / H270 |
6th / 7th Gen |
100 Series |
Z170 / B150 / H170 / H110 |
6th / 7th Gen |
X299 |
X299 |
X-series 10000/9000/78xx |
AMD |
Chipset |
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500 Series |
X570 / B550 / A520 |
400 Series |
X470 / B450 |
300 Series |
X370 / B350 / A320 |
TR4 Series |
TRX40 / X399 |
To enable TPM you must go to the BIOS and look for Compatibility with security devices in the path in Settings, Security, and Trusted Computing. "
Compatible Gigabyte Motherboards
Gigabyte has announced that its Intel and AMD series of motherboards from a few years now have support for Windows 11 and that the TPM chip can be activated from the BIOS. This is the list of compatible motherboards
Intel |
AMD |
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X299 Series |
TRX40 Series |
C621 Series |
300 Series |
C232 Series |
400 Series |
C236 Series |
500 Series |
C246 Series |
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C200 Series |
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C300 Series |
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C400 Series |
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C500 Series |
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