Buy DMA cards, Fuser, and KMBOX for gaming systems

A DMA card is a specialized piece of hardware that installs in a free PCIe slot on the main computer and connects to a second PC or laptop. This solution allows software to access data through a separate device. Firmware, a MAKCU or KMBOX controller, and a fuser may also be required for full system functionality.

The basic kit typically includes a DMA card, compatible firmware, and a USB 3.0 cable. A second computer or regular laptop to run the software will also be required. Before purchasing, it's important to check the availability of a free PCIe slot, the Windows version, and the minimum hardware requirements. Some features may require additional hardware. The fuser is used for image output, while the MAKCU or KMBOX is used for mouse emulation and certain control functions.

Firmware is the firmware required for the DMA card to function properly. It is selected based on the board model, computer configuration, and operating conditions. Depending on the product, firmware may be included or purchased separately. Before purchasing, it is important to check the firmware compatibility with your card. Incompatible firmware may cause connection errors or prevent the software from running.

Compatibility with EAC, BE, FACEIT, and other systems depends not only on the card itself but also on the firmware and software selected. Support status should be checked before each purchase, as anti-cheat software may be updated, and the product's operating conditions change over time. Even if compatibility is stated and verified, this does not mean your account is completely protected from blocking. Using third-party software always carries risks.

A fuser combines the image from the primary and secondary computers and displays it on a single monitor. This allows for additional information to be seen without constantly switching between screens. When choosing a device, it's important to consider the supported resolution and refresh rate. If you plan to game in 4K, it's important to check in advance whether the specific fuser supports this mode. A fuser itself doesn't replace a DMA card and firmware.

MAKCU and KMBOX are separate input emulation devices. They can be used to control the mouse and perform functions that require commands from a secondary computer. Not every product requires this hardware. The description of the selected software usually specifies whether MAKCU, KMBOX, or another compatible solution is required. Purchasing a controller without checking the requirements is not recommended.

The exact requirements depend on the program. For some solutions, a standard laptop or compact computer is sufficient, while others require a more powerful processor and additional RAM. Minimum specifications should be reviewed in the specific product datasheet. When choosing a second computer, it's also important to check for USB 3.0 support and support for the required version of Windows.

If the hardware is already assembled and compatible, installation typically involves mounting the board in a PCIe slot, connecting the computers with a cable, and configuring the software. Running certain components may require administrator privileges and changing system settings. If you're inexperienced, it's best to obtain instructions or contact support beforehand. Avoid simply installing random drivers and firmware found through a search: incompatible files can impair the board's operation.

Installation time depends on the system, computer configuration, and user experience. Pre-built solutions are usually easier to set up, as the main components are already pre-selected. If the card, firmware, and additional hardware were purchased separately, setup may take longer. Before launching, ensure that the system is assembled correctly, the devices are detected by the computers, and the software version matches the current game version.

It's best to ask support questions about card, firmware, and additional hardware compatibility before purchasing. In your request, please specify the game you're using, the anti-cheat software you're using, your primary computer model, processor, and your existing hardware. Current contact information, communication methods, and Telegram are available on the website. The more detailed the information you provide, the easier it will be for a specialist to select the right hardware.

No. DMA hardware, firmware, and your specific computer may alter the software's functionality, but they do not guarantee complete protection. EAC, BE, FACEIT, and other systems are regularly updated, so compatibility status may change. Before using, please check the product's current status and consider the potential impact on your gaming account.