Don't required TPM 2.0 and secure boot on Windows 11 unsupported PC?
if so; very good. if not; ☹️ some companies started TPM 2.0 and secure boot required on W11
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@LOLGotYerTags lol, ok dude 🙂 not the discussion for this forum...
but i hope they utilize more hardware protections in their anti cheat strategy, to get rid of most cheaters.
we can prob agree on that we don't want cheaters in the game 🙂
but i hope they utilize more hardware protections in their anti cheat strategy, to get rid of most cheaters.
we can prob agree on that we don't want cheaters in the game 🙂
@F3NN3XOh absolutely, Cheaters ruin any game they come into contact with.
Honestly though, By using workarounds to run windows 11 on unsupported hardware, I feel it would be too risky from a consumer standpoint, Especially from a system security standpoint.
Not to mention that should microsoft patch the OS down the line, It'll only leave users ( like you ) stuck with an unbootable OS and you'll have to reinstall again until the update installs that renders the OS unusable yet again.
That's far too much of a headache and will only cause irritation, Surely the better option is to ensure your system meets the requirements to run it without using workarounds to begin with, But that's just me speaking logically.
Finally, I can't really see TPM being used to discourage cheating as it's just a security platform that checks file integrity to ensure non-signed applications aren't being run, The use of TPM is to ensure that PC's are less vulnerable to being hijacked with spyware / malware / worms / trojans and such.
I always say though with things like this ( TPM bypasses etc ) you do so at your own risk, Any glitches or bugs with games ( such as BF 2042 ) occur as a direct result, Would then be on the end user.
Personally I'd avoid bypasses altogether on windows 11, As we have no idea either as to how EAC ( or any other AC ) will respond to OS modifications at that level.
- @LOLGotYerTags oh we agree sir, i will never recommend anyone running windows 11 not meeting the requirements, and on my daily driver i have tpm and all that jazz enabled. the laptop i mentioned is an old throw away for messing around with.
As for TPM being used for anti-cheat, idk know how that would work as there are actual workarounds, like using a dedicated TPM module, and then just buy a new one of those if you get caought cheating, so i guess TPM just would be a new "layer" to the hassle.
It is going to interesting tho to see how it goes for RIOT implementation it in their anti-cheat for Valorant @LOLGotYerTags saying BF2042 require only. Well see
