What cpu do you have? You may not need a module. I have a ryzen 7 and in the uefi you turn on fTPM by changing it from discrete to firmware, This uses a software tpm. If you need an actual module pccasegear sells them listed under motherboard accessories, scorptec also sells them.
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2021-06-28T08:49:19+00:00 Unless your machine was in the dev channel before June 24th, in which case you'll get the Windows 11 insider builds
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2021-06-28T08:38:17+00:00 PTT is TPM 2.0 but if BIOS doesn't support it, then you can't enable it.
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2021-06-28T08:15:42+00:00 I know this is Amazon UK but they are available:
You would need the header on the motherboard and the support in the UEFI to use it though