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ASUS TPM-M R2.0 motherboard accessory 14-1 PIN

SKU CH-2CFW-DWC1G MPN TPM-M R2.0

A 14-pin TPM 2.0 module that securely stores keys, certificates and passwords to strengthen platform integrity

  • Hardware-based key storage protects sensitive data
  • 14-1 PIN interface fits compatible ASUS motherboards
  • TPM 2.0 module enhances platform integrity
  • Dedicated security chip safeguards digital identities

TPM 2.0 module for ASUS motherboards

The TPM-M R2.0 is a discrete 14-1 pin security card that plugs into the dedicated TPM header on compatible ASUS boards. It provides a hardware root of trust that stores encryption keys, digital certificates and passwords in tamper-resistant silicon. The module implements the TPM 2.0 specification to support platform integrity checks and secure boot processes.

Builders who need hardware-based key storage

This accessory suits system integrators and enthusiasts adding BitLocker drive encryption, Windows Hello credential protection or firmware-level health attestation to a supported ASUS platform. It is not for owners of motherboards that lack the 14-1 pin TPM header or that only support firmware TPM implementations. Buyers requiring a USB or SPI-connected TPM, or a module conforming to a different pin-out, should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Hardware-based key storage protects sensitive data
  • 14-1 PIN interface fits compatible ASUS motherboards
  • TPM 2.0 module enhances platform integrity
  • Dedicated security chip safeguards digital identities

Specifications

BrandASUS
ModelTPM-M R2.0
Shipping weight0.02 kg
Package size102 × 76 × 6 mm

Questions about this item

What does the 14-1 PIN connector mean once the module is installed?

The 14-1 PIN connector plugs into the dedicated TPM header on compatible ASUS motherboards, enabling the module to communicate with the platform firmware for secure key storage and platform integrity checks.

Which interface standard does the TPM-M R2.0 use and what does it limit?

The module uses the 14-1 PIN motherboard header interface, which limits installation to ASUS boards that provide this specific header and restricts functionality to TPM 2.0 operations supported by the system BIOS.

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