Consult your manual to find the header, usually marked "TPM" or "SPI_TPM," and be sure to purchase the correct module to match your motherboard brand and model.

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You need to check your motherboard manual to make sure there is an SPI TPM 2.0 header present, and then it's a case of tracking down a compatible module.

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Your motherboard has a TPM 2.0 header and support for the module in the BIOS/UEFI interface. (Stop here and do not buy a TPM if your mobo does not have both.) ...