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The developers have clarified that these bans are linked to the recent driver updates, which implement features through the "detouring engine dll functions." AMD's latest driver has made their "Anti-Lag/+" feature available for CS2, which is implemented by detouring engine dll functions. If you are an AMD customer and play CS2, DO NOT ENABLE ANTI-LAG/+; any tampering with CS code will result in a VAC ban. Once AMD ships an update we… — CS2 (@CounterStrike) October 13, 2023 The post emphasizes that affected users can anticipate corrective measures upon AMD updating their drivers. AMD appears to be developing a new generation of GPUs that could revive multi-chiplet designs for consumer gaming. According to the LinkedIn profile of AMD senior fellow Laks Pappu, the company is working on “competitive 2.5D/3.5D chiplet-based and monolithic graphic SoCs” for future Radeon GPUs. Despite the challenges, AMD already has experience with chiplet designs in its CPUs and even in its Navi 31 GPUs, which disaggregate memory and cache functions. Multi-chip GPUs are already being used in the data center space by AMD and Nvidia. AMD’s David McAfee recently hinted that new GPUs might be arriving in March, which fits neatly with these CPU launch rumors. Read more in our articles including "AMD’s Anti-Lag Feature Sparks Automatic Bans in Counter-Strike 2: Caution for GPU Owners" and "AMD may bring multi-chiplet GPUs with upcoming RDNA 5 architecture".