“Cheat developers began using PCIe DMA devices to read game memory directly through hardware without ever touching the OS at all. The response to that is still being developed.”
What the fuck so they’ve put a device in-between the ram and system?
If you’re looking for more compact than powerful asustor has this https://www.asustor.com/en/product?p_id=91 12 nvme sticks with 8tb per stick would give you 96tb of storage in that small form factor. Only problem might be how much power you’d get out of that processor but you can bump the ram up to I think it was 96 gigs
It’s kinda like an open source version of last.fm scrobbling. One feature they have that I was interested in was the weekly discover playlist.
Can games be designed to have server side/server authority anti cheat? Or is the user’s computer always going to have the ability to cheat in a game.