AOM-TPM-9670V-S – TPM 2.0 9-Pin SPI Module – Vertical Header
Hardware root-of-trust add-in module for motherboards that use the 9-pin SPI_TPM header. The -S variant is the vertical form factor.
Description
This TPM 2.0 module plugs into a board’s 9-pin SPI_TPM header to enable secure key storage, measured boot, BitLocker, and platform attestation. Ideal for modern server and workstation boards that require a discrete SPI-based TPM (not LPC 14-1 and not 20-pin).
Technical Specifications
- Model: AOM-TPM-9670V-S
- TPM Standard: 2.0
- Header Type: 9-pin SPI_TPM (board silkscreen commonly “SPI_TPM” or similar)
- Orientation: Vertical plug-in card
- Functions: Secure key storage, PCR/attestation, random number generation, measured boot
- Firmware/OS: Works with UEFI systems that support a discrete SPI TPM; enable in BIOS/UEFI setup
- Typical Uses: BitLocker/Device Encryption, Secure Boot, enterprise attestation, hardware identity
✅ Confirmed Compatibility
Please note that the following list is not exhaustive. Compatibility depends on your system’s specific configuration. It’s essential to verify compatibility with your system or enclosure manufacturer prior to installation.
✔️ Motherboards and servers with a 9-pin SPI_TPM header
✔️ Platforms documented for a discrete SPI TPM 2.0 module
✔️ Systems enabling Windows features that require TPM 2.0 (e.g., BitLocker, Device Security)
☑️ Key Features
- ☑️ Hardware root-of-trust for encryption keys and credentials
- ☑️ Direct 9-pin SPI_TPM plug-in—no cables required
- ☑️ TPM 2.0 support for modern security and compliance workflows
- ☑️ Compact, low-power design for servers and embedded boards
⚙️ Fit Notes
- This card is for 9-pin SPI_TPM headers. It is not compatible with 14-1 LPC TPM headers or 20-pin TPM headers.
- Observe Pin-1 orientation and the vertical clearance around the header; use the -H horizontal variant if space is limited.
- In BIOS/UEFI, enable Discrete TPM (disable firmware TPM such as PTT/fTPM if your board requires choosing one).
- If moving the module between systems, clear/initialize TPM in firmware before enabling BitLocker or similar features.
