Windows 11's TPM requirement has left many hoping to the latest version of Microsoft's operating system confused at best, and frustrated at worst. However, even those with eligible particularly those with Ryzen processors. Thankfully, a fix is on the way from AMD.
In a article on its official website, AMD says it has determined that the cause of these stuttering issues is related to "extended fTPM-related memory transactions in SPI flash memory." s will need to apply a BIOS patch in order to resolve the problem for good, which the company expects to be available in early May.
In the meantime, AMD recommends installing a hardware TPM module if you can't go without the functionality. If you can forgo it for now, s report that disabling fTPM in your motherboard's BIOS shouldn't negatively system performance, but we recommend proceeding with caution.
Alternatively, it might just be a better idea to revert your system back to Windows 10, safe in the knowledge that you're getting the most out of AMD's best gaming Us.
Despite issues like this, the needing an internet connection to install Windows 11. We can only hope they don't.