MAKCU. It does the same job for a lot less, and FERRUM's one edge is 8000 Hz, which only counts with an 8000 Hz mouse. MAKCU vs FERRUM says why we recommend MAKCU.
Yes, if it has its own USB receiver. Plug the receiver in where the mouse would go. Bluetooth doesn't work, because a Bluetooth mouse talks to your PC directly and never goes through the device.
Yes. Our case has buttons that press MAKCU's buttons, so you never have to take it out. You use them to flash new firmware, or to switch the serial link to 4 Mbps (makcu.com says to press the left one four times fast).
Open a ticket in our Discord and we work on it with you. We can't tell you in advance which boards work, so check Your Main PC before you buy. We try hard to fix it, and we replace it if we need to. On the very rare occasion it still doesn't work after that, we refund you.
Because it has to put out the same high refresh mode your monitor runs, and weaker graphics cannot do 1440p at 240Hz.
MiTM is tied to your second computer. If you change it, ask in a ticket and we move it.
MiTM runs through a direct partnership with its development provider, and we set up and deliver every slot ourselves, with your own configuration, onboarding and support. It runs as a boot loader on your second computer, and from there you make your own config for each game. If you get banned, you make a new config. You do not buy MiTM again.
Twenty to start. MiTM slots are just how many people we take into MiTM, and every MiTM user has their own device, locked to the second PC it is set up on. That's different from a Premium slot, a place on a shared device. More may open depending on demand, and the shop page shows how many are open.
Buy another key when yours is running out: $180 for one month, $450 for three months or $700 for six.
It is a one-time $100, added to your first key at checkout. It keeps the slots for people who are committed, and it pays for setting up your slot and keeping it running. After that you only buy keys. It is an entrance fee, not a deposit, so it isn't refunded.
The two we see most in tickets: the cable is in the card's data port instead of the JTAG port, and the kill switch is off so the card has no power. Both are in the flashing guide, but they still catch people.
If you are still deciding, the second computer post on the site covers what it actually needs. It is less than most people think.
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