New windows, new BIOS, and the PC are the same proxy hackers with 300 hours of gameplay on the account with ping disabled in the game. A new season for clowns? Or is it a software vulnerability? Something is broken in this beta version.

put it in the games forum

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

It sounds more like some kind of DDoS issue to me. Try putting in a support ticket with your ISP and see if they can have your IP# changed

Through the open Com port, they block the ping to gain an advantage. Or they do phishing, it's a hardware proxy scam that breaks the Steam client and the user's PC. It's unfair, my open request is silent, issues of this kind only exist in matchmaking and premiere, on other platforms it disappears, with another account it disappears.

Find better ranked servers. Never play on unranked ones where Valve does not actively have VAC enabled.

Unranked ones can be iffy and should only be used once in a while for pure practice

There may be phishing happening at the stage of connecting the client to the servers. Hackers have some database of HWID devices that are vulnerable based on connection types and internet regions. I hear frequent questions in matches; thus, they gather information about the victim to redirect traffic. An attack on the browser might be occurring through root certificates on their servers to tag such PCs. After a couple of games and pauses, the PC may experience panic on AMD and increase in temperature.

Sometimes I think that my client Steam is in flight mode afk for energy saving, I will test for some more time with different components, changing the MAC address of the network adapter does not help

quit playing on their cheat server and giving them free ranked wins

post it in the cs forum and give their server ip and warning

Originally posted by _I_:

put it in the games forum

I think this is a zero-day vulnerability and hardware issue, that's why I'm writing in the hardware forum, while in the gaming forum there are a lot of bots and just strange people

Originally posted by Predator:

Originally posted by _I_:

put it in the games forum

I think this is a zero-day vulnerability and hardware issue, that's why I'm writing in the hardware forum, while in the gaming forum there are a lot of bots and just strange people

if they are ddos ing your ip or the server, thats not a hardware or software issue you can do anything about

Originally posted by _I_:

quit playing on their cheat server and giving them free ranked wins

Changing the PC and the provider mask is a temporary solution; we need to fix the vulnerabilities with injections on players' PCs in these connections. Not all players install security patches and Windows 11. To avoid binding players by HWID to a scammer bot farm. I am an ordinary solo player, and yes, on an anonymous custom Windows system, these problems disappear: phishing with wall hacks and other bugs.

Originally posted by _I_:

Originally posted by Predator:

I think this is a zero-day vulnerability and hardware issue, that's why I'm writing in the hardware forum, while in the gaming forum there are a lot of bots and just strange people

if they are ddos ing your ip or the server, thats not a hardware or software issue you can do anything about

I'll switch to the racing festival, now you know a little more about how the matches on my account go, and that I can't win a single game, the scammers' boosters are already profiting from this.

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

It sounds more like some kind of DDoS issue to me. Try putting in a support ticket with your ISP and see if they can have your IP# changed

I made a replacement, an interesting bug appeared with memory integrity check enabled: crashing to the desktop five to eight times per match, it might be related to cheaters or hackers from past games, I don't understand how to fix this.

That could crash games too.
Set Steam folder as an exclusion in Defender or any other AV suite. Then in Defender disable Core Isolation and Memory Integrity, controller folders. But in Win10 those should be off by default unless MS changed that at some point. In Win11 though those settings are enabled by default which is why so many gamers have issues on Win11 to begin with.

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

That could crash games too.
Set Steam folder as an exclusion in Defender or any other AV suite. Then in Defender disable Core Isolation and Memory Integrity, controller folders. But in Win10 those should be off by default unless MS changed that at some point. In Win11 though those settings are enabled by default which is why so many gamers have issues on Win11 to begin with.

I will try to fix all the settings,W11 consumes a lot of resources in processes, minus thirty percent performance with the new scheduler.