Windows 11 is Microsoft’s newest operating system and has been released as a free upgrade to users who meet particular requirements. If you’ve been anticipating this newest update but can’t seem to find the proper links to
Steam has released two firmware updates for the recently released Steam Deck. The stable update brings several improvements and new features, while the beta release adds fTPM support for Windows 11.
Many Windows users hurried to upgrade their operating system as soon as the Windows 11 system update was released. Since Windows 11 comes with a number of changes and new features, some compatibility issues may prevent your computer from getting
Users across the internet have been frustrated by intermittent stuttering issues that include things like random freezing, sudden performance drops and latency spikes. These kinds of issues seem to be affecting AMD systems and are difficult to replicate due to their randomness. Thankfully, it appears as AMD has managed to isolate the problems to its firmware TPM.AMD addressed the issue on its website (via TechPowerUp) stating that “AMD has determined that select AMD Ryzen™ system configurations may intermittently perform extended fTPM-related memory transactions in SPI flash memory (“SPIROM”) located on the motherboard, which can lead to temporary pauses in system interactivity or responsiveness until the transaction is concluded.”AMD goes on to say that it expects BIOS updates to start in May 2022. That’s a full two months away! In the meantime, you can get around the issue by purchasing a hardware TPM module. These are