The best DMA card in 2026 has a 75T or 100T chip, a built-in JTAG port and a USB 3.0 link. It should come from a seller who helps you flash it. We sell one card, the GODLIKE 100T at $125, because it runs every firmware we make and a 100T costs about the same as a smaller chip.
35T vs 75T vs 100T
35T, 75T and 100T are three sizes of the same Xilinx Artix-7 chip, and the number is the size. A bigger chip has more room for firmware.
| Chip | Logic cells | Block RAM | Runs our firmware |
|---|---|---|---|
| 35T | 33,280 | 1,800 Kb | None of it |
| 75T | 75,520 | 3,780 Kb | Every firmware |
| 100T | 101,440 | 4,860 Kb | Every firmware |
Size doesn't change speed. How fast memory reaches your second computer comes down to the USB link, your cable and your firmware, and most USB cards are rated at around 190 to 220 MB/s. The numbers behind each size are in Why the 100T.
What to look for
- A 75T or 100T chip.
Every firmware we sell needs one, because a 35T doesn't have the room. - USB 3.0.
What a healthy speed test looks like shows the speeds you should get. - A built-in JTAG port.
You flash your card from your second computer with one cable, with no separate programmer to buy. - A genuine card.
Clone cards and fake listings are common. - Firmware for your game and CPU.
This matters more than the card, because the card is the same for everyone. Which anti-cheat does my game use? - Someone to ask.
A seller who helps you flash, test speeds and fix errors.
The GODLIKE 100T
| GODLIKE 100T | |
|---|---|
| Chip | Artix-7 100T, 101,440 logic cells |
| Link to your second computer | USB-C, USB 3.0 through an FT601, around 200 MB/s at most |
| JTAG for flashing | Built in, a second USB-C port |
| Kill switch | Yes, on the bracket |
| Heatsink | Fitted at the factory |
| Warranty | 3 months on the hardware |
| Price | $125 |
It comes to us directly from GODLIKE, with no clones, and it's tested before it ships. The kill switch turns your card off without opening the case, and never switch it while your PC is on. Moving to another firmware never means a new card, because every firmware fits a 100T.
Your card ships with factory firmware, so DO NOT boot into Windows with your card plugged in until it's flashed. How to put it in is in Main PC Setup.
If you already own a card
- 75T or 100T from another seller.
Our firmware runs on it, because the chip matters more than the brand. Your firmware has the same warranty as anyone else's, but our three-month hardware warranty only covers cards we sold. - 35T.
None of our firmware runs on it, so you need a 75T or a 100T. - M.2 or Thunderbolt.
They use the same Artix-7 chips, but the board around the chip is different, so ask on the support forum before you buy firmware for one.
Listings can say 75T or 100T on a card with a smaller chip. MewTools reads the chip size off the chip through the JTAG port, so if the listing and MewTools disagree, trust MewTools. Already own a DMA card? shows how to check, and Fake fusers and clone DMA cards covers the fakes.
Laptops
A DMA card goes in a desktop's PCIe slot. Every firmware except MiTM runs through a laptop's M.2 socket, but we don't recommend it and we can't help you get it working. A laptop works well as your second computer (Can I use a DMA card with a laptop?).
What your card costs with firmware
You buy firmware with your card or after it arrives, and the card is the same whichever you pick.
| Firmware | Price | With a 100T |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced | $200 | $325 |
| Premium T1 | $249 | $374 |
| Premium T2 | $349 | $474 |
| Premium T3 | $549 | $674 |
| Private VGK only | $250 | $375 |
| Private VGK + EAC | $350 | $475 |
| MiTM | $180 a month, plus a $100 entrance fee on your first key | $405 for your first month |
Parts bought together get a bundle saving of 3 to 10%, which isn't in these totals (how bundles work). Which DMA firmware should you buy? compares the firmware, and How much does a DMA setup cost? adds the second computer, fuser and aim device.
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