What is DMA?
At first DMA might seem complicated, but we're here to assist you and get you started with DMA.

DMA stands for Direct Memory Access.
To use DMA for cheating you need a DMA Cards, KM Box/MAKCU, Fuser and a good firmware.
Each of these components serve a different purpose.

Below you can see an example of a regular DMA setup.

DMA Card:

Reads memory from your gaming pc, and transfer it to your second compuer. (your cheat runs from the second computer)

MAKCU:

It receives daa from the cheat, and adjusts the mouse movement acting as an Aimbot.
Because this happens at a hardware level, your gaming pc/game reads this as regular mouse movement from your mouse. Which ensures no detection risk.
KMBox is also a popular choice, but MAKCU is not only better also cheaper.
KMbox have had some detections in the past, which is why we dont sell it.

Fusers:

Fusers merges the screen from your second computer to your gaming monitor, this overlays an ESP to your gaming monitor. This will no show on records, streams etc.
This also happens fully externally at a hardware level, ensuring 0% detection.

Firmware:

The firmware is perhaps the most important part of your DMA setup to ensure 0% detection.
The firmware spoof your DMA card, ensuring no anticheats can detect the DMA card.
It will spoof the card, so it looks like a regular PCIE device, for example a Ethernet PCIe Deivce.
Even if the anticheat sends a request to the PCIe slot, the firmware will return a legitimate response, just like a regular Ethernet PCIe device would. Which ensures 0% detecton risks.
This of course depends heavily on the firmware you use, we've partnered with Shilette, known as one of  the best & most reliable firmware developers for DMA.