TPM 2.0 creates problems with AMD processors in Windows 10 and 11

Despite several updates regarding the performance of AMD processors under Windows 10 and Windows 11, more and more users are reporting so-called “stuttering” problems. This kind of shock would occur with an activated TPM 2.0 (fTPM) function. In late October, Microsoft and AMD addressed issues with Ryzen CPUs with an optional Windows 11 update, which caused a performance loss related to the L3 cache used. But the reports of PC systems freezing and shutting down keep on piling up.

It doesn’t seem to matter whether you’re on the desktop, in apps, or in games. Many users identified the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) as the cause, which Windows 11 requires for upgrades and updates.