s focused on TPM
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Sure! Enabling Ftpm on your X470 Master SLI board with a Ryzen 5 2600X can introduce some risks. Disabling the TPM in your BIOS might affect system security and stability, so proceed with caution. Booting from your boot drive after disabling TPM is possible, but you’ll need to back up any important data first. Generally, TPM has limitations like preventing hardware modifications, requiring key backups before changes, and ensuring compatibility with certain motherboards or CPUs. Let me know if you need more details!
TPM influences only components reliant on it, currently mainly encrypted drives. Without it, expected effects are minimal—hard to pinpoint dependencies others might have. Updating BIOS or altering the CPU often triggers prompts to reinitialize TPM, which could be frustrating.