Here is a link to an Intel Motherboard that has the TPM chip installed!


Scroll down the page and you can read about this chip

Heceta 6e
Intel® Precision Cooling Technology
Trusted Platform Module (TPM) on Gigabit LAN SKU only


This link will take you to the page with the photo of the Motherboard, once there click on the enlarge note
download the photo(right click select save picture as) save picture then open it and zoom in
scroll up to the top left side look just below the SATA 1 connector and right above the CMOS battery there is a small 28 pin chip, this is
the TPM chip. SLD9630TT1.1INFINEON ICTPM1.2SLD9630TT28TSSOP34186.

http://www.intel.com/products/motherboard/d915gev/index.htm (Photo link)

http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/...b/CS-012067.htm



OK! lets get to work!

This post has been edited by TheMessage: Apr 9 2006, 03:06 AM

I think he meant scroll down on the page he linked to, to access this pdf.

TPM seems to be getting a lot of negative feedback in these forums. While it's true that it can be used to limit activities on your computer, it's also true that its main use (secure local encryption) is definately something that needs to exist in future generations of PCs. So please, while you're hammering on it, remember it *does* have a legitimate use too.

cool good stuff