Alatyami
NotAddicted.com Engineer (Retired)
Interesting news article regarding intel starting to produce anti-cheat hardware.
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=40535
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=40535


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QFTJigs21 said:HACK THE PLANET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
QFT!Fenix8452 said:Seems like the ultimate security risk to me. Now a virus wouldn't even need to be sophisticated enough to pull personal data from ones computer, now it could just access the keylogger built into the system?
If this goes live, I will never own one.
shadowman33 said:I wonder how many online gaming companies will force you to opt in if this ever goes live.
Opt in, or don't play...........
The people opting in are the non-cheaters. Basically, the non-cheaters detect the people who are cheating because their hardware/software detects the others PC who is cheating. But, it sounds like the person who is cheating has to be running the hardware for the cheating to be detected in the first place.iamgman1126 said:Did I hear that guy right in the video? Sounded like you have to opt in to enable the detection.