DMA Firmware

We flash firmware for the most common DMA cards including the CaptainDMA 35T, 75T, and 100T, as well as compatible boards from other vendors. If you are unsure whether your card is supported, open a Discord ticket with the card model and we will confirm before you purchase.

Yes — each firmware order is built to match the motherboard of the gaming PC that will host the DMA card. That is why we ask for your DMA DNA ID and your main PC motherboard model after checkout: the firmware is generated specifically for that pairing so it appears as a known device to the anti-cheat.

Once your payment is confirmed and you have submitted your device details in your Discord ticket, most orders are prepared within 24–48 hours. Turnaround can be faster outside of major game-patch cycles. We message you in the ticket as soon as your firmware is ready to flash.

Our firmware disguises the DMA card as a standard, non-suspicious peripheral (such as a network or audio device) so the major anti-cheat systems — EasyAntiCheat (EAC), BattlEye, Riot Vanguard, Ricochet, and ACE — see a legitimate PCIe device rather than a DMA card. We push updates whenever an anti-cheat changes its detection patterns.

You flash the firmware yourself on your second PC using the file we send you and a standard JTAG/USB flashing tool. We provide a written guide and walk you through it live in your Discord ticket. The actual flash takes only a few minutes once you are set up.

Firmware is built to your specific card and motherboard so it cannot be resold, which means orders are non-refundable once we have started preparing your file. If your order has not yet entered preparation, contact us in your ticket and we will sort it out. See our refund policy page for full details.