'We have not confirmed any instance of Vanguard bricking anyone's hardware' following its League of Legends rollout, Riot says, but there are definitely problems for some players

If you bypassed the TPM 2.0 requirement while upgrading to Windows 11, you're probably going to have trouble.

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It just boggles my mind that there are people who think everyone should give complete control of their computer to Microsoft just because there are people cheating at games.

This will be my final Windows computer.
- I assume you will be switching to Linux, if so, I can answer any questions you might have
  
  Well i already switched and I'm wondering, how does root access works on Linux ? What i mean is there games that used shitty anti cheat that are running on proton have the same access to your PC or is limited by the proton prefix ? Thank you in advance for your input on the matter!
What a dystopian world we live on where my 32 thread CPU with 8 channels of 64GB RAM is "obsolete" for Windows 11, because it lacks a fucking TPM of all things.
- Blessings in disguise.
- The TPM is a feature of the motherboard, not the CPU (generally).
  
  You can even get separate TPM modules to plug into your MoBo, if I'm not mistaken.
The bar should be a little higher than "we haven't bricked anyone's system (that we know of) (so far)"
LOL "we didn't destroy their devices" what is going on in there gamers??
- Yea this is a very worrisome denial.

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