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Used Ryzen 7 5800X3D reportedly leaves buyer locked out of Valorant

Wccftech reports the buyer said Valorant kicked them out, though the used CPU worked and their previous processor ran the game.

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Wccftech reports that a Ryzen 7 5800X3D buyer was kicked out of Valorant despite the used processor otherwise working. The buyer says Riot support told them the CPU’s ID or serial number had been blacklisted on August 12 under a hardware ban issued to its previous owner. The buyer says they purchased the CPU on September 21.

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@wccftechGamer buys used Ryzen 7 5800X3D, gets locked out of Valorant because previous owner cheated. 🔗 https://wccf.tech/1lbh7 According to the buyer, the CPU itself worked perfectly. The trouble started after launching Valorant, which immediately kicked them out despite the game working normally with their previous processor. After contacting Riot support, the user says they were informed that the CPU's ID or serial number had been blacklisted on August 12 as part of a hardware ban issued to the previous owner. The buyer, meanwhile, says they did not acquire the processor until September 21.4h
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    @wccftechGamer buys used Ryzen 7 5800X3D, gets locked out of Valorant because previous owner cheated. 🔗 https://wccf.tech/1lbh7 According to the buyer, the CPU itself worked perfectly. The trouble started after launching Valorant, which immediately kicked them out despite the game working normally with their previous processor. After contacting Riot support, the user says they were informed that the CPU's ID or serial number had been blacklisted on August 12 as part of a hardware ban issued to the previous owner. The buyer, meanwhile, says they did not acquire the processor until September 21.4h
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