AMD VGK Firmware 1 Month Key

This is a file for a DMA card, not a program for your PC. You need two computers. The card goes in your main PC, and you flash it and run your software from a second computer. You pay by the month with a key.

AMD VGK is our firmware for Vanguard on AMD. It has a full AMD IOMMU bypass, it runs on AMD and Intel, and it covers Vanguard and EAC plus the other anti-cheats our builds run on, all listed in the specs. On Intel, Private Firmware covers Vanguard and you pay for it once.

Why it's monthly

• It might get patched.
  We don't want to sell it long term if it might not stay stable. So it's monthly keys only, and you renew every month.

Runs on

• AMD and Intel.
  Vanguard and EAC on both, with up to 20 people on a device.
• 75T and 100T cards.
  The GODLIKE 100T fits.

Good to know

• $180 for one month, here in the cart.
  Buy another key whenever you want to keep going. There's no entrance fee.
• Covered for as long as your key is renewed.
  A new device if we confirm that your device is blocked or detected, or a replacement if it can't be made to work with your board. A ban on its own isn't a warranty claim.
• 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.
• You flash it yourself, in about ten minutes.
  You do it from your second computer, using our free tool. Flashing your firmware shows every step with screenshots. Until it is flashed, never boot your main PC into Windows with the card in. Stay in the BIOS. If you get stuck, open a ticket in our Discord and we will flash it with you.
• After you pay, send us your card's details.
  Upload its DNA ID, its model and an msinfo32 report on your order page. How to find them. Once we have them, delivery takes about two hours on average and 24 hours at most. If the card is in the same order, we start once it arrives and you've sent them.
• Any firmware can be detected at any time.
  Ours or anyone else's, no matter the price. The fewer people on a firmware and the longer it has gone undetected, the more likely you are to last, but nothing is a guarantee. Our "Nothing is undetected forever" post explains more <3.