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That's the funny thing about it. People who are serious about cheating don't get caught and this Linux ban is all for naught. The tech behind is quite fascinat
by KeplerBoy 2y ago
That's the funny thing about it. People who are serious about cheating don't get caught and this Linux ban is all for naught.
The tech behind is quite fascinating actually. These days people use FPGA boards connected via PCIe to directly stream the memory contents to another PC. There is no cheating software on the gaming machine.
Disclaimer: I don't cheat, but these boards are the cheapest pcie fpga dev boards I could find.
- whatshisface 2y agoWow, I'd have thought it would be easier to cheat through a hypervisor.
- jabroni_salad 2y agoIt's surprisingly difficult to hide being virtual and a lot of competitive games dont like running in VMs.