A DMA setup is the lowest-risk way to cheat in 2026, but only if every piece is right: the card, the firmware, the fuser and the input box. Buy the wrong firmware for your game's anti-cheat and the best card in the world won't help. This guide explains what you need, which card to pick and, most importantly, which firmware matches which anti-cheat.
What Is a DMA Setup?
DMA (Direct Memory Access) lets a card installed in your gaming PC read the game's memory and send it to a second computer. The cheat runs on that second computer, so nothing runs on your gaming PC. That is why DMA is much harder for anti-cheats to detect than software cheats. For a full comparison, read external vs internal vs DMA cheats.
What You Need
- A DMA card: the 75T or the 100T, installed in your gaming PC
- A firmware: Basic, Shield or Hook, depending on your game's anti-cheat
- A second computer: any PC, or a mini PC you can add to our kits
- A fuser: to display the second PC's ESP on your gaming monitor
- An input box: such as the Makcu, if you want aimbot
- A DMA cheat: our Universal DMA cheat covers 30+ games with one key
75T vs 100T: Which DMA Card?
Both are FPGA boards compatible with all our firmware. The 75T is the classic entry point, with enough performance for ESP and aimbot in most games, from $169.99. The 100T is more powerful: faster memory reads and smoother ESP in demanding games like Rust, Escape from Tarkov and Warzone, from $179.99.
If you are starting from zero, a complete kit is simpler: the 75T DMA Package (from $389.99) or the 100T DMA Package (from $409.99) include the card and all cables, with a mini PC option. Packs ship with a speed-test firmware to check your setup; choose the variant with Basic firmware to play right away, or add Shield or Hook.
Which DMA Firmware Do You Need?
This is the most important choice. The firmware makes your card look like a legitimate device, and each anti-cheat checks for different things. All three of our firmware tiers are 1:1 emulated, unique to each customer, support all motherboards and processors, work with 75T and 100T cards, and include a 30-day warranty.
Basic: BattlEye, Ricochet and Low-Tier EAC ($199.99)
Basic covers BattlEye (Escape from Tarkov, DayZ), Ricochet (Warzone, Black Ops 7, Modern Warfare 4), low-tier Easy Anti-Cheat and lighter anti-cheats. It does not cover higher EAC tiers such as Fortnite, Rust or Apex Legends. See Basic firmware.
Shield: Every EAC Tier and Javelin ($449.99)
Shield covers everything Basic does, plus every Easy Anti-Cheat tier, including Fortnite, Rust and Apex Legends, and EA Javelin. Full IOMMU support is included. See Shield firmware.
Hook: Riot Vanguard and ACE ($799.99)
Hook covers everything Shield does, plus Riot Vanguard (Valorant) and ACE (Anti-Cheat Expert, used by Delta Force). It also bypasses IOMMU and VT-d without BIOS modifications. See Hook firmware.
Quick Rule
- Warzone, Black Ops 7, Tarkov, DayZ: Basic
- Fortnite, Rust, Apex Legends, EA Javelin games: Shield
- Valorant, Delta Force: Hook
Why 1:1 Emulated Firmware Matters
Public or shared firmware has a known signature: once one user is caught, every card using it is exposed. A 1:1 emulated firmware is built for you alone and mimics a real device, so there is no shared signature to detect. Never run a DMA card on a free public firmware.
Fuser or Second Monitor?
You can watch the ESP on a second monitor, but a fuser is far more comfortable: it merges the second PC's screen onto your gaming monitor. Our DMA Fuser (from $219.99) is plug and play with HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort, up to 1080p 240 Hz. For 1440p 240 Hz or 4K 120 Hz, the GodLike 4K Fuser offers lossless 4:4:4 with zero latency.
Input Box for Aimbot
A DMA cheat reads memory; to aim, it needs to move your mouse. The Makcu ($49.99) passes the cheat's mouse input to your gaming PC as a regular mouse, and works with our DMA cheat in KmBox B Pro and Makcu modes.
Shipping
All hardware ships with standard shipping (10 to 14 business days) or fast shipping (3 to 5 business days).
FAQ
Can I use Basic firmware for Fortnite or Rust?
No. Fortnite, Rust and Apex Legends use higher Easy Anti-Cheat tiers, which require Shield or Hook.
Which firmware do I need for Valorant?
Hook. It is the only firmware in our lineup that covers Riot Vanguard.
Do I need a 100T card, or is a 75T enough?
A 75T is enough for most games. Choose the 100T for the smoothest ESP in heavy games like Rust, Tarkov and Warzone.
Can I upgrade my firmware later?
Yes. Firmware is sold separately, so you can start with Basic and move to Shield or Hook when you change games.
Ready to build your setup? Start with the 75T DMA starter kit and our Universal DMA cheat.
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