As everyone knows by now, Windows 11 will require TPM or Trusted Platform Module to install. This raises a lot of questions for most people. Here are the CPUs (Processors) supported by Windows 11.

Before we give you the entire list, keep in mind that you can check to see if you have TPM and even how you can bypass TPM to install Windows 11. If you have TPM and still encounter errors, here are some troubleshooting tips.

Another way to know if your chip supports TPM is to have an Intel 8th generation or higher or an AMD Ryzen 3 or higher.

Many motherboards and processors support Windows 11 and TPM. Microsoft has a huge list that may be updated as more boards are released. Because of that, we don't want to create a list of chips that will be inaccurate as soon as a new motherboard or CPU is released, and recommend you look for your chipset at the Microsoft website:

Windows 11 Supported Intel Processors

Windows 11 Supported AMD Processors

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