videocardz AMD acknowledges fTPM stuttering issues, promises a BIOS fix in May

[ENTERPRISE]

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AGESA 1207 and newer will bring a fix to fTPM issues that have been reported by many users for months. AMD has been relatively quiet on the fTPM (firmware trusted platform module) issues, while user reports have been accumulating ever since TPM become mandatory, but not strickly-enforced for Windows 11. The fTPM replaces the physical TPM with processor built-in key. However, as now confirmed by AMD, this feature was not working as indented.

 

Users have been reporting on stuttering issues related to enabling the fTPM on AMD Ryzen CPUs. AMD does not have a full and clean solution for this problem yet, however the company promises to release a BIOS update in the coming weeks

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[PCSarge]

at least they got ontop of it when someone told them about it. kudos AMD.

[ENTERPRISE]

I suffer from random stutters now and again which I could not explain after diagnostics. Looks like this may very well be the root cause. So looking forward to testing.

[Sir Beregond]

Was trying to figure out if I should do W11 or W10 when I finish this build this month-ish. I'm really still hesitant on W11 when stuff like this keeps coming up, but don't feel like doing a completely clean wipe/install if I decide to update a year from now. Sigh.

 

Random stutters is definitely a non-starter.

Edited March 9, 2022 by Sir Beregond

[ArchStanton]

1 minute ago, Sir Beregond said:

Was trying to figure out if I should do W11 or W10 when I finish this build this month-ish. I'm really still hesitant on W11 when stuff like this keeps coming up, but don't feel like doing a completely clean wipe/install if I decide to update a year from now. Sigh.

Dual boot, for science? 

[Sir Beregond]

1 hour ago, ArchStanton said:

Dual boot, for science? 

I'm not usually one of those kinds of people. 

[ArchStanton]

5 minutes ago, Sir Beregond said:

I'm not usually one of those kinds of people. 

No worries , it was said in jest, and I half expected you or another of the fellas to put me in the corner with my dunce cap on as you patiently explained why one cannot dual boot W10/W11.  Speaking of fellas, with all the female "gamers", where the %$#@ are the female overclockers.  To be fair though, perhaps my intuitions are wrong, and instead of a total sausage festival, this forum and OCN are literally teaming with estrogen hidden behind rather non-descript avatars (or).

 

Her username escapes me at the moment, but I have a vague recollection of scattered posts by a flow measurement "specialist" over at OCN (Linda-something?).

 

/ramble off

[PCSarge]

On 09/03/2022 at 16:11, ArchStanton said:

No worries , it was said in jest, and I half expected you or another of the fellas to put me in the corner with my dunce cap on as you patiently explained why one cannot dual boot W10/W11.  Speaking of fellas, with all the female "gamers", where the %$#@ are the female overclockers.  To be fair though, perhaps my intuitions are wrong, and instead of a total sausage festival, this forum and OCN are literally teaming with estrogen hidden behind rather non-descript avatars (or).

 

Her username escapes me at the moment, but I have a vague recollection of scattered posts by a flow measurement "specialist" over at OCN (Linda-something?).

 

/ramble off

-tapes tinfoil hat ontop of his head-

 

now sit in the corner with your windows  dual boot machine like a good boy

 

i dont think theres enough trust in W11 to try dual boot yet with all the issues it still has.

Edited March 13, 2022 by PCSarge