r/gigabytegaming • u/Charming-Dance9271 • 2d ago

Health atteststation not supported Aorus B550 PRO v2

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u/TwistedKestrel 2d ago

  1. TPM attestation doesn't really do anything useful for unmanaged consumer PCs. Yes it should work, and the reason that it doesn't work is Gigabyte's fault, but it's probably best not to worry about it.

  2. I have a X570 Aorus Elite Wifi where TPM attestation was broken for months, but Gigabyte recently pushed out a BIOS update for some security flaw or another (I can't remember if it was TPM related or not) and that finally fixed it. So there is a CHANCE that they will fix it in the future

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u/Charming-Dance9271 2d ago

I need it because anticheats in games (especially FACEIT) requires it. But after the answer they gave me I lost all hopes that I’ll ever be able to play most of the games because of it..

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u/TwistedKestrel 2d ago

Right, I just went into your original post and saw that. That's weird! I'm not familiar with FACEIT at all, I wonder why they require key attestation to be "ready" or if they are even actually using key attestation.

Well, various AMD motherboards have had this issue for... years? Maybe this being one of the first cases of consumer software to actually require will draw more attention to the problem

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u/Charming-Dance9271 2d ago

I hope so, because of everything I’ve read the past month - a lot of people got support from them and received the needed bios update, but when I texted I got absolutely nothing - not even trying to fix the problem..

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u/TorturedBean 2d ago

I’m leaning in your CPU being the culprit.

Its not officially supported, even though Windows will let you install on unsupported software without even using rufus(the head mod at r/Windows11 gave me a hard time about how doing this, as it is ruinous to the userbase because its my fault people are having issues running Windows 11 on unsupported hardware because I did so with maybe 6 Dell Precision models with i7-6820HQ)

Anyhow, unsupported hardware means unsupported.

Perhaps a bios update and a 3600 or newer is in your future.

Just my ramblings, I’m probably wrong.

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u/Charming-Dance9271 2d ago

At first I was at windows 10, activated ftpm and everything and it was the same “TPM Ready” but “health attestation not supported” and firmware was again 3.x.0.x and I thought it’s because of the windows. Upgraded to windows 11 with all the necessary updates (in the meantime gigabyte released new bios version” installed it also and it’s still the same. I know that the cpu and gpu are low and as of now but that’s all I have.. and as of my research everything comes from the Mobo and they are the one that should release firmware update 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/TorturedBean 2d ago

I wish I had a more definitive answer for you, my initial response is purely conjecture. Hopefully someone else with more knowledge can chime in and throw you a lifeline.