GODLIKE 100T DMA Card

The GODLIKE 100T goes in your main PC and gives your second computer a path to its memory over PCIe. It is the biggest of the three Artix-7 sizes. More room on the chip means more code fits on it, so better firmware now and room for whatever comes next. Our "Why the 100T" blog post explains the number.

What it does

• Goes in a free PCIe slot in your main PC.
  It is an x1 card, so it fits an x1, x4, x8 or x16 slot. Your Main PC says which slot to pick and why.
• Links to your second computer over USB-C.
  That is where your software runs. Your Second Computer says what that machine needs to be.
• Runs whatever firmware you put on it.
  It ships with factory firmware, which is not what you run. Firmware is a separate purchase you can make with the card or after, and you flash it with our free tool, or we do it with you if you get stuck. Flashing your firmware walks you through it.
• A kill switch on the bracket.
  Turns the card off so you do not have to open the case and pull it out. Never flip it while your PC is on.

Good to know

• Genuine GODLIKE.
  Supplied to us directly, no clones.

• Tested before it ships.
  Every card is tested and comes with factory firmware on it. Free tracked shipping and three months of warranty.

• The card alone is not enough.
  You also need a second computer, firmware, and a free slot in the PC you play on.

• Software isn't included.
  We don't sell software. You get it yourself, and it runs on your second computer. Which DMA software to get has what we suggest.

• Flashing needs no paid software.
  MewTools is our own tool and it is free. Run it on your second computer, never on your main PC.

• Full setup.
  Main PC Setup puts the card in, and Flashing your firmware flashes it.

Paying

• Crypto only. Never sent it before? How to pay with crypto shows you how. About ten minutes the first time.
• Crypto payments are final. Unlike a card, a crypto payment cannot be charged back, and crypto sent to the wrong address or network is gone for good. There are no returns on hardware, and the warranty covers faults. Check our terms before you pay.