I reinstalled drivers, clean OS install, game scan/repair, updated the bios, upgraded memory, and messed with some backend game settings. But at times the game would crash pretty quickly or when in an intense situation so I decided I wanted to address it. It would allow me to play a few hours sometimes so it wasn't so bad. The game would suddenly crash every now and then. I do not remember exactly when the the problem started but I do remember I was trying to fix an issue while playing CODMW. I troubleshooted my pc as much as I possibly could. Though neither are as secure as a standalone chip, the former is still the more viable option of the two as it uses a discrete and trusted environment compared to one that can be easily hacked and altered.I wanted to provide some insight and hopefully some useful links. There are also purely virtual TPMs, running completely within software. Some can be integrated into the main CPU as firmware or as a physical add-on. There are other forms TPMs can take, besides physical standalone chips, though the average user won’t need to worry about this.
However, not all motherboards support TPM chips or have the corresponding connector, as we’ll discuss later. If you are building your own PC, you can also purchase one separately as an add-on module for any motherboard that supports it. Modern off-the-shelf computers typically already have a standalone TPM chip soldered to the motherboard. It’s essentially a secure crypto-processor capable of carrying out operations like generating encryption keys and providing a mix of software- and hardware-based authentication in a tamper-resistant fashion.
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