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AMD users not very fascinated by the latest CSGO update, few got permanent banned

If you are one of the millions of CS:GO players out there and also use AMD hardware, then you should read this or risk getting permanent banned. Yesterday there was a big and anticipated update to CS:GO that added seven new community maps in competitive matchmaking and a lot more. That in itself is great news, but it looks like that update causes a lot of trouble for AMD users.

Reddit is already full of threads on the issue and luckily there seems to be a workaround for now. The most important thing for you as a CS:GO player and AMD user is that you don’t attempt to rejoin and rejoin after your game crashes you out, or you risk the bans that a lot of people are experiencing.

Nuke has returned back to competitive gaming after revamp.
Nuke has returned back to competitive gaming after revamp.

It looks like the issue ends up in the graphic settings and it isn’t limited to the new maps as first suggested. Older maps such as Nuke and Dust are equally affected by this bug. The easy way to work around this, at least for now, is to simply set your graphics settings to low. This has been reported to fix the issue. Other users are reporting that it is enough to set Shader to medium and potentially also turn off multi-core rendering.

We can be pretty sure that all bans issued by this bug will be lifted again, but it is still a major bug that will have quite an influence on people. They can’t play their ranked matches until it has been resolved and generally risk missing out.

 

Sajid Paik
Sajid Paikhttp://www.talkesport.com
A HUGE fan of Valve Corporation. Sajid in his free time never spares to dig what Steam is working with and what they come up with to make the world a better place.
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