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No, and it wouldn't run anyway. Every build except MiTM is made for one card's DNA ID, so it only works on the card it was made for. Our terms don't allow sharing or reselling a build either, and doing it ends your license and your warranty. Your friend needs their own build for their card, and Selling, sharing or giving it away has the details.

Yes, as long as the chip is a 75T or a 100T. A 35T doesn't have room for any build we sell. Listings can be wrong, so check yours in MewTools with Card check and Read card before you buy firmware. Can you use our firmware on a DMA card you already own? has the rest, M.2 and Thunderbolt cards included.

Yes, on the builds made for Fortnite. Epic needs Secure Boot, TPM 2.0 and IOMMU on for every tournament, and none of them stop our builds, so leave all three on. We still tell people to skip Zero Build tournaments and ranked cups, and Why we say skip Zero Build tournaments has our reasons. Fortnite DMA shows which builds cover Fortnite.

No, none of our builds work on FACEIT, MiTM included, and we won't sell one until we've tested it as safe. If FACEIT is where you mostly play, don't buy DMA from us for it. CS2 on Valve's own matchmaking runs VAC, and CS2 DMA shows which builds work there.

Yes, with a fuser, since its output already has the overlay on top of the game. Put a capture card between the fuser and your monitor, so the fuser's output goes into the capture card, the capture card's output goes to your monitor and its USB goes to your second PC to record. A capture card on its own only sends your main PC's picture to the second PC, without the overlay. Do I need a video fuser? explains the difference.

Usually one of your two computers isn't sending that mode, so the fuser can't put the overlay on top. Plug the second computer straight into your monitor and check the rate is in its list, because if it isn't there, it can't send it through a fuser either. When none of the preset modes fit, press EDID on the remote and set the mode yourself on both computers. EDID mode has the steps. If it still won't show, open a ticket in our Discord with your fuser model, your monitor and both graphics cards.

Yes, you play at whatever refresh rate your monitor runs, so a 60Hz monitor gives you 60Hz through the fuser. You only need a new monitor if you want more than that. Video fusers lists the modes each fuser does.

No. RDMA runs between your two PCs on your own network, so your internet speed doesn't come into it. Both PCs go on the same router, or on one cable straight between them, which is faster. If one of them has no Ethernet port, a USB to Ethernet adapter works as long as it's at least 1 Gbps, and a 2.5 Gbps one is better.

RDMA reads your main PC's memory over Ethernet through a signed driver, so there's no DMA card at all. It runs on AMD and Intel and covers Vanguard and EAC, which is why it's mostly for people on AMD who want to play VALORANT, or whose board doesn't work with DMA. On Intel, or if you only play EAC games, a card build or MiTM does the job just as well and it comes down to what you prefer. RDMA has 25 slots. You buy a key on RDMA, then open a ticket in our Discord and we go through the requirements and set it up with you there. (image)

No, we sell the hardware and the firmware. For software we suggest Blurred and Streck, you buy it from them directly and they do their own support. If you can't pick, grab a short key of each and try them yourself, because it comes down to your games and the features you want. Which DMA software should you get? compares them.