@Tro_Troy 

Hi,

As per the webpage for the Archer TBE553E, it uses an "Intel® Wi-Fi 7 chipset". https://www.tp-link.com/en/home-networking/pci-adapter/archer-tbe553e/

Therefore, given the many reports on the Internet about Intel Wi-Fi 7 modules not working on AMD systems, chances that it would work with your AMD system are likely rather slim.

According to the drivers provided for download by TP-Link for the Archer TBE552E, this one uses a MediaTek chipset and hence works for both, Intel and AMD systems. (although, as with any piece of computer hardware, there is always a remote chance of it not working properly, as you can tell by some post in this forum) 
 

From what I know, these adapters are not Intel-only and should work on AMD systems as well, as long as your motherboard has a compatible PCIe slot and supported OS/drivers. I’d suggest checking the official driver page or translator to be safe. Sometimes confusion comes from certain Intel-specific features, not full compatibility. Hopefully someone using an AMD setup can confirm from experience too.