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Traditional_Story834 OP t1_iy9jtc1 wrote

Reply to comment by livipup in Are there any online multiplayer pc games being developed that will utilize the pluton processor for window 11? by Traditional_Story834

It prevent hardware ids from being spoofed, so banned people remain banned, they can't just make a new account and spoof their hardware id.

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livipup t1_iy9lf6s wrote

So what would game developers running an online game be able to do with that?

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Traditional_Story834 OP t1_iy9mt5y wrote

They favor it's presence during online match making, if you have the chip, you get matched against other players who also have it. Players without it would not be able to access the same servers. The amount of technical expertise to fake the chip and the layer of security it provides will drastically impact unskilled hackers ability to produce cheats.

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livipup t1_iyd2sth wrote

How does a security chip in an end user's PC work as an anti-cheat? There's not much a person could do to a game server just by spoofing hardware specifications. Generally they need to run some sort of software which hooks into the game's process to change the data being sent to the server. The security protocol of that data being sent should not influence how the server interprets it. It's really just the game connecting to the server. A security chip in the CPU is added to protect the user's data, not to restrict their behaviour.

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