Intel Confirms Alder Lake BIOS Source Code Leak
Intel confirms that 6GB of proprietary BIOS source code for its Alder Lake processors was leaked to the public.
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Intel confirms that 6GB of proprietary BIOS source code for its Alder Lake processors was leaked to the public.
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Filed to:tpm Image: Microsoft / Windows 11 It’s finally announced, and it’s actually called Windows 11. But even though your PC is more than capable of playing today’s games at perfectly acceptable frame rates and resolutions, you might get a warning saying it’s not compatible with Windows 11. What the hell? The answer isn’t because of RAM, storage, your CPU or any of the other basic internals that come with a PC. The biggest culprit is something called Trusted Platform Module, or TPM, which is something many gamers probably aren’t aware of. What is Trusted Platform Module (TPM)?