Quick & Easy DMA Buying Guide

My PC Specs:

Motherboard: MAG B650 TOMAHAWK WIFI

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070

RAM: 32 GB

Storage: Samsung 870 EVO 1TB (SATA) + Kioxia Exceria SSD (NVMe)

What I’m Planning:
I’m planning on buying a DMA bundle from Duck Services (either the 75T or 100T depending on what suits my setup best). I play at 1920×1080 on a 240Hz monitor and plan to use ESP with a fuser. I’m also thinking about getting a mini PC for the DMA setup.

My Questions:

Are my current PC specs — especially the motherboard — good enough for a stable DMA setup?

Would a mini PC be powerful enough to run the second PC side of the DMA (ESP/fuser) at 1080p 240Hz?

Do you think Duck firmware is reliable enough for games like Call of Duty, or should I be looking at other options?

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Originally Posted by luhdraco You seemed to reply to everything but “mordor770“post probably because you know what you’re doing is bad business. If you’re in college or work a full time job just say that, but your customer service is terrible on top of the fact that there are no general channels in your discord for paid member to check on each other and how the product has been for them. What you have been doing has left a bad taste in people’s mouth… just my opinion

Sorry that I did not respond properly earlier. Our firmware did not break his card, but we acknowledged the detection he mentioned. It was even publicly announced that SATA devices had issues with B650 motherboards, or with motherboards whose chipsets had not been recently updated. Of course this is not an ideal solution to be in, especially for the price he paid.

We currently don’t have a general chat, but we may introduce one in the future. The feedback on this forum is the first time customers have asked for a public chat. Previously, it was rarely requested.
I no longer handle customer service. I focus solely on firmware development. This allows me to dedicate more time to each device, which means you receive better firmware (more stable and more secure). But based on my monitoring over tickets, our new support does a fantastic job. We have 5 active members handling everyone.

Thank you for the overall feedback though.

– William.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 I personally couldn't have tried the firmwares you provided to me as they didn't work, nor did the ones you provided to the other sponsor, nor the ones you sold to most of the people who reached out to me, which is why this situation exists in the first place.

As I told you in November, a Windows reinstall would have been necessary for it to function properly for you. If you are referring to SS, I initially built it for the wrong DNA id, but fixed it immediately afterward. They never tried it again.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 On the bright side, I was able to find at least one person who had a positive experience with your firmware.

Contrary to what you believe, 90% of our customers are not from EPVP. Being promoted here never gave us any significant boost in sales. You will not find them here promoting us, I am not sure why you seem to think that is the case.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 I don’t think this was the gotcha you thought it was. Everyone already knows I use Discord bots to promote products I endorse, and that they’re used to move into competitor Discords to poach. The bots are there to expedite exposure and increase word of mouth. After that, it’s the responsibility of the product I’m endorsing to deliver on the service and maintain that exposure. Additionally, just because you dislike something I say doesn’t make it a lie. I value transparency above everything, and I encourage everyone to do their own fact checking rather than taking my word, or anyone else’s, at face value.

I was not referring to the Discord bot promotion. I meant that you promoted us before ever testing our products yourself, claiming it worked fine for you. I am sure this can be verified from your post history, although I cannot be bothered to go through it just to point it out.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 Important: you should have reached out and told me you weren’t using or reselling an unblocker, and I would have double checked. I’ve now seen it mentioned in two different Discords, including a reversal photo of your activator that appeared to show it.

To address these claims, I am offering anyone interested a copy of our loader, along with test keys and firmware (made specifically for EPVP users so that our T3/Sub customers are not affected). I would also like to see that reversal photo, please send it to my Signal or Discord.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 Had the products you sell worked as advertised, this wouldn’t have been an issue. Unfortunately, between broken firmware, poor support, and uncertain instructions, it became abundantly clear this was more of a learning experience than a polished business.

As stated before, there are currently no broken products in the pooling rotation. Everything functions properly. Poor support was definitely an issue in the past, but that has now been resolved. The instructions for flashing and setting up the device have also been improved. If they are still unclear, our staff will flash it for you free of charge. The customer does not pay, I cover the staff’s labor costs.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 Finally: I genuinely and truly hope you get things resolved and can thrive. If you ever do, I will have no hesitation whatsoever in praising your turnaround and sending people your way.

Right. I just want to make things right for everyone in this thread who has been affected, but I do not wish to be promoted here again by you. I do not believe in your work ethic, based on the number of lies you have personally told me. However, I believe this matter should be handled privately rather than in this thread.

– William.

Okay now I feel like I need to chime in a bit here.

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Originally Posted by stella.ac Our firmware did not break his card

Yes, it did. It puts the card in a soft brick state where I had to figure out how to do a SPI flash externally via a CH341a Programmer.
This is not something 90% of DMA users will bother, so if this happened to anyone else, most likely they would have had to buy a new DMA card. So yes, I would count this as "breaking".

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Originally Posted by stella.ac It was even publicly announced that SATA devices had issues with B650 motherboards

This does not apply to my case as I have X870. So, SATA was detected flat out when I received it.

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Originally Posted by stella.ac there are currently no broken products in the pooling rotation

I would love to get one of those then please. :eek:
It's been... Let's see.
49 Days Since I created the replacement request for that initial SATA detection.
Minus -21 Days for me to fix my soft bricked card from your "replacement" so I can figure out how to fix it myself without actually hurting the card.

In total It's been, 28 days it's been without a replacement, so far going strong.

On 16th of this month, I let you guys know that I revived the board via SPI flashing.
Still nothing on my replacement. It's been 8 days.

Keep in mind this is happening AFTER your supposed supporting issues got fixed + you had your discord bot operational.
So, you should have had time on your hands and you clearly do as you are here discussing this topic in this thread.
Instead of working on my replacement :facepalm:

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Originally Posted by stella.ac I just want to make things right for everyone in this thread who has been affected

I would love to see this, so that I won't be the idiot among my friends who paid 700 USD to Stella and got his DMA board soft bricked.
(Now revived by me)

If you care please stop defending yourself with words, let your product speak.
If you do, most posts here will be to praise & recommend rather than complain & warn.

Maybe one day I can say "He did turn things around boys, his shit works and his product warranty support is great!"


But so far all I can say is:

Okay, enough is enough. I have finally had enough of this.

I quickly googled Stella DMA EPVP, as I knew there was a thread filled with “positive” lies about us being fed to potential customers by 0x41^4. Well, what a surprise, I found it, and it was even worse than I originally thought.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 Stella – The only real 1:1 developer. No pooling, premium firmware that supports multiple anti-cheats. It’s very pricey, but I know a few people who’ve been running it for two years in EAC and VGK with zero bans or blocks. Great option, just overkill if you’re only using it for COD.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 Stella – The only real 1:1 developer. No pooling, premium firmware that supports multiple anti-cheats.

This is a direct quote of 0x41^4's claims. I think there are some key phrases here, such as “The only real 1:1 developer.” But when this post was made by him, he knew of Skate, right? The magic product he has supposedly been using for the past two years without any issues. Yet here, he claims that we are the ONLY real 1:1 provider.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 It’s very pricey, but I know a few people who’ve been running it for two years in EAC and VGK with zero bans or blocks.

This is a lie. Over the past few days, I have spent my time talking with each one of our old customers (from the days when we were private). NONE of them knew this guy. He fed lies to YOU guys to get Stella more customers. This is exactly what I meant when I previously said your promotion tactics were questionable and that I did not agree with your work ethic. You are lying to potential customers just to boost sales.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 I saw it, but I wouldn’t say they’re in “shambles.” William already identified the problem. When you talk to him about EAC firmware, he’s always clear that EAC bans and blocks are normal. They can usually work around them, but it’s never something to be surprised by. It’s actually been over a year since their last ban or block, which is far better than most sellers. I also tested a ticket just now, and it worked without any issues. The only downside is that he’ll need to test a new donor device to make sure it isn’t being tracked. Luckily for us T1 users, we’re still completely fine. I literally just finished a game of Fortnite, lol.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 Luckily for us T1 users, we’re still completely fine. I literally just finished a game of Fortnite, lol.

You, nor any of your friends at that time, had used our T1 firmware. Yet you claim otherwise here. But now, within this thread, you have said that you have NEVER successfully used any of our firmwares. Ironic. I would never give you access to our T1 firmware without payment, the selection of VMD firmware was done on purpose.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 Close friends I trust vouched for him, and while I usually do my own due diligence before making recommendations, this time I took their word for it and I was wrong. After spending the past few days reversing some of the firmware he sold to friends as “private,” I found that it wasn’t private at all. It was pooled, and partially open-source. I’ve removed all previous posts about his service, and going forward, I’ll only recommend what I’ve personally used and tested myself. If you’re looking for premium firmware (EAC / VGK / FACEIT / ACE), the only one I recommend is Stella.ac - they have an immaculate record and a genuine understanding of bypassing.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 I’ve removed all previous posts about his service, and going forward, I’ll only recommend what I’ve personally used and tested myself.

Okay, good to know that going forward you will only recommend what you have personally used. Though I find it quite odd that you continued to promote us, even though you never successfully used our firmwares. Right?

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 If you’re looking for premium firmware (EAC / VGK / FACEIT / ACE), the only one I recommend is Stella.ac - they have an immaculate record and a genuine understanding of bypassing.

Keep in mind, he makes these claims. But now he promotes Skate, which he has supposedly used for the past two years. Yet here he claims that we are still the ONLY one he can recommend. What? Wouldn't it make more sense, instead of promoting scams like Cypros at the start (which he also lied about, as they have never provided working firmware), to promote Skate, the product he claims to have used for such a long period of time without issues? OR could it be that, as we have now seen from just ONE thread alone that he lies to boost sales, he does the same with Skate? Because the claims he makes about it are laughable. NOBODY here has vouched for Skate.


I cannot be bothered to go through more threads to find this nonsense. Keep in mind, I found all of this from just ONE thread alone. I am sure there are many more. Not to mention the number of lies he has personally fed to me, such as claiming to know the Blurred developer (spoiler, he doesn't). Everyone can use their own brain to decide whether this is actually good/trusted promotion, or not.

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I have also recorded video proof of the thread where the lies are spread, just in case he decides to edit them out and/or claim that the photos in the Imgur gallery are photoshopped. Sadly, I couldn't save the thread through the Wayback Machine.

It is up to you guys whether you want to believe him or not. But I find it quite ironic that he claims our practices are bad while doing this himself. Keep in mind, what I have pointed out here does not affect us in a negative way, it affects YOU, the customers, in a negative way.

– William.

I had tried another for firmware but an update blocked it recently, I do some research and found Stella I used their subscription key and it worked great, I could not flash it for the life of me and the support staff got me right William and especially silly2.0 he got in a call and helped me and we had it working within an hour. I just purchased another month and most likely will upgrade to their premium firmware to save money. It is kind of pricey BUT you do get warranties and help if you need it. I’m just waiting on my new key delivery. Sometimes there’s a wait quality has it’s price being time and money, but it works perfectly and also they are going through staff changes and don’t have a lot of staff as of now, but I look forward to being a loyal long time customer to the Stella fam.

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Originally Posted by stella.ac Because the claims he makes about it are laughable. NOBODY here has vouched for Skate.

Exactly what I am saying...
According to this guy there are supposedly all these positive reviews, vouches, and user experiences circulating in various Discord servers and underground forums and not a single person has migrated here to share their experience? In one of the largest forums dedicated to this topic? Exclusive and private as they may claim to be, these are not secret societies, after all.

So absolutely valid point there.
No reports here, none on UC, none on Highminded, and so on. In fact, users in this very thread have stated that they have combed through the entire web without finding anything of substance. Perhaps all the active users have signed non-disclosure agreements…hahaha. To be honest, it strikes me as rather peculiar. All I am saying is I have yet to read a single detailed review or any verifiable proof of a delivered product anywhere.

And If this forum is supposedly not meant for evaluating private providers, but merely serves as a “starting point for exposure,” then why are these products being publicly named and ranked at all? Calling something the “best” inherently implies a judgment. Without reviews, verifiable experiences, or any tangible evidence, this entire "ranking" is essentially meaningless.

These are allegedly top-tier products, their business supposedly has been thriving for a long time, yet they feel no need whatsoever to gain broader visibility? They are content running a small Discord server with a handful of users while presenting themselves as an ultra-exclusive elite community? Alright buddy.

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Originally Posted by PotOfGreed Calling something the “best” inherently implies a judgment. Without reviews, verifiable experiences, or any tangible evidence, this entire "ranking" is essentially meaningless.

You also have to remember that, based on the points William made above, 0x41^4 also claimed that we were the best provider. However, William debunked those claims himself and called them lies, even though those statements would have benefited our sales. He is already proven to be lying to boost sales towards one provider, what makes everyone here think that the case isn't the same with the other firmwares he promotes? Also, if you look at his other claims of Skate's firmwares, and have little knowledge, you can already tell how laughable they are. [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

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Originally Posted by PotOfGreed These are allegedly top-tier products, their business supposedly has been thriving for a long time, yet they feel no need whatsoever to gain broader visibility? They are content running a small Discord server with a handful of users while presenting themselves as an ultra-exclusive elite community? Alright buddy.

I believe there was a need to fill the void with something, and thus Skate became the replacement for Stella. Of course I have zero proof to back this up, but this is the only thing making sense at this point. The owner of Skate is already known for lying, even though we have not interacted with him personally. The developer and owner of Stella, William, received a screenshot from a member showing what Scarey sends to people who add him on Discord.
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Analysis;
- In the screenshot, he claims to have accepted over 1,200 friend requests in a single day from potential customers.
- All of Skate’s promotion is done within this thread, which has 21,605 views. If we take his claim at face value, that would mean approximately 1 out of every 18 viewers sent him a friend request (21,605/1,200 ≈ 18). That implies a conversion rate of roughly 5.5% from thread view to direct contact.

To put this into perspective: 5–6% conversion rate from a forum view to a direct purchase inquiry is absurdly high. In reality online marketing conversion rates are dramatically lower, especially for high-risk, niche products such as DMA firmwares, or cheats. Claiming a sustained 5.5% view to contact ratio would require marketing performance that far exceeds industry norms. There is no evidence of that level of reach, branding, or infrastructure, it's just a single forum thread. But as we already know based on todays messages here, it does in fact get worse. Discord has a hard cap of 1,000 friends per account. Unless hundreds of users were being constantly removed and replaced, which makes no practical or logical sense, the claim is an obvious lie.

Question; Why would a legit provider lie about something like that? They wouldn't. The claims made by the owner, alongside those made by 0x41^4, are not just questionable, they are clear lies.

– Stella Customer Support.

Here are my two cents on Stella.

Background, I’ve been mainly a user of a few private internals and a few externals for many, many years. Minus one community, the main developer of the private internal I was using for most games the past almost 10 years (VGK/Faceit) has stopped due to having a child.

I’ve been in this community for decades at this point. There are a ton of scams, shitty providers, garbage resellers, etc all over the place. Having access to other providers I didn’t really feel the need to dive into DMA where FW seems to be just full of terrible people. Recently that changed and I figured I’d give DMA a chance.

Looked around here and an other places. Talked to the devs I know. All of them said Stella is good, but support takes a while, but the product is worth the wait as it’s solely developed and delivered by one person. Figured I’d give it a shot after being recommended it.

Purchased hardware with subscription firmware. Received good, albeit slow, updates after payment but received hardware relatively quickly and was satisfied with shipping and delivery. I immediately had issues with my DMA card itself. I did everything I could before reaching out to support. Within a day I was contacted by a staff member who spent almost 2 hours in VC with me trouble shooting. Ultimately was a (as is common) dumb user error on my part where my #2 PCI slot was being used by another M.2 drive I forgot I had in a slot that was a causing the DMA card to not receive full power.

I had yet another problem with the actual subscription firmware that wasn’t my user error. Made a ticket. Was responded to in less than 24 hours. Fixed within 48 hours. Recently upgraded to higher tier firmware. It’s been fantastic so far. Could it have been faster, sure, but this is a one man show when it comes to firmware delivery. It takes a bit of time and if you’re willing to wait you won’t find better “public” firmware. Truly the Stella staff I’ve worked with were great.

Was support instant? No. In life dealing with Tier 1 support from major companies has taken me a lot of time. Maybe I was not bothered because I am used to dealing with support of different levels. It was, however, great support from multiple staff members of Stella. They do not respond in a timely manor at times, but their responsive were always profesional at a level I hadn’t seen in a more public environment. William has been pleasant, professional, and accommodating to be a customer of in the times I’ve had to interact directly with him. Rarely is this scene in this community.

For subscription there is an activator. For other firmware that I’ve used there is not.

Do you own research, reach out to people. Figure out what you’re looking for, but I’d happily recommend Stella to anyone looking regardless of the occasional slow response times. If you value immediate gratification and if you need support it may not happen right away. Business days are the measurement. I prefer developers have a life outside of FW/Cheat development solely because I care about the long term rather than the short term. A little extra time between messages doesn’t affect that outcome for me. It may you.

Skate and the other fully private FWs being thrown around the thread sound great, sure, but there is basically no way to verify any of it. Just like what I’ve written, take everything with a grain of salt and if you can try things yourself. Talk to people you trust. Personally, Stella is the way to go. They’ve been everything that I was told. I wasn’t asked to post this or say anything. Just felt all the recent hate has been way overblown. Like any product, the vast majority of shared opinions are only when something negative happens. Very rarely do people share good things they just use it and move on with life.

Hi Everyone,

Long story short i was my self a reseller my friend used to code and i used to sell on his part. After my friend got married i quit cheating scene for some good 2 years. And wanted game. Never had tried DMA before got my Hardware And started researching for a good FW. One of my old friend who has good experience in DMA cheating suggested Stella. And i ended up getting Stella.

So far i have been using their FW for ARC Raiders only and its been good 3 Months now its still strong.

Only thing that i didn't like is its really expensive. other than that FW is 10/10 for me so far.


Last but not the least they are always truthful to the customers even if they get blocked or hit they will admit it and improve.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 William’s announcements about me in the Stella Discord are a direct response to me exposing the scam and pushing to have the Stella name removed or blocked by nearly every major provider in the space. It’s simply an attempt to discredit me so he can keep the operation going. That said, the attempt doesn’t really bother me. My priority is making sure users don’t get taken advantage of. The reality is that my reach extends to tens of thousands of people, while his audience is comparatively small. I’m far more visible in the community(s), which is exactly why he’s trying so hard to control the narrative. The issue with this response is that Miserea and Skate are both heavily vouched for across multiple cheating communities. Miserea, for example, is newer but has received several promotions within Ithaclan, VT, and Particle and Skate was promoted in Sensory, BDL, and DER in earlier years. Additionally, neither of them are accepting new customers, and haven’t for quite some time. Skate has been closed off for years, and Miserea has been closed for at least a month or two. Because of that, the argument being made here is pointless. DMA is also still relatively new to Elitepvpers, so treating it (Epvp) as a primary reference point for information is misguided. Except Stella is not a “demonstrably real” provider in practice, because the majority of their users are being supplied with broken firmware. Even the unblocker they resell is plagued by performance issues. It’s clear you’re relatively new to DMA, so I don’t hold that against you. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. I recently switched to 2.0 for testing and it’s been flawless so far. I’m trying to convince him to send me a 1.2 as well :kekw: The only downside with the 1.2 now is the $60 monthly fee.

quick question if you don't mind, what is the best type of device to use in conjunction with the heino 2.0? is it better to use a SSD, network card, sound card, capture card etc? is there any benefit to using any of these types of devices over the other?

Ironically i first heard of stella was from this user 0x41^4 , this was one of the reasons i got their FW, the most basic one since i only use it for CoD and at the time for BF6, i must say that i am very happy with it, never had a single issue nor with any of the games i mentioned before.
Only now i come to realise they have some type of beef going on, ohh dear, any ways, i am very happy with the FW i got for the games i play, no complaints on my end, if i decide to upgrade my FW thinking into using it for other games with more strict AC, i won't doubt to use stella for sure.

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Originally Posted by sosa007 My PC Specs: Motherboard: MAG B650 TOMAHAWK WIFI CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 RAM: 32 GB Storage: Samsung 870 EVO 1TB (SATA) + Kioxia Exceria SSD (NVMe) What I’m Planning: I’m planning on buying a DMA bundle from Duck Services (either the 75T or 100T depending on what suits my setup best). I play at 1920×1080 on a 240Hz monitor and plan to use ESP with a fuser. I’m also thinking about getting a mini PC for the DMA setup. My Questions: Are my current PC specs — especially the motherboard — good enough for a stable DMA setup? Would a mini PC be powerful enough to run the second PC side of the DMA (ESP/fuser) at 1080p 240Hz? Do you think Duck firmware is reliable enough for games like Call of Duty, or should I be looking at other options?

Yeah, that’s fine. The second PC and fuser performance only really start to matter once you move up to higher resolutions, like ultrawide.

Ducks has been around for a while. He’s a reseller with a solid customer base. His basic firmware will work fine for COD, though you can always use the free firmware if you’d rather not pay.

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Briefly skimmed the Stella posts. Most appear to be from alt accounts, like PotOfGreed. I don’t see a need to comment further or keep going back and forth. Everything he mentioned about the positive things I’ve said about Stella in the past was already acknowledged and explained by me in several posts, and they were largely the result of him being a better salesman than developer and convincing me at the time. He mostly avoided addressing the numerous complaints about broken or instantly blocked firmware, which is what I expected, thus why I don't see the need.

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Originally Posted by Khanors quick question if you don't mind, what is the best type of device to use in conjunction with the heino 2.0? is it better to use a SSD, network card, sound card, capture card etc? is there any benefit to using any of these types of devices over the other?

NVME.

As for the benefits of one versus the other, I’d recommend reaching out to the Heino staff for their suggestions.

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Originally Posted by lukedorian Ironically i first heard of stella was from this user 0x41^4 , this was one of the reasons i got their FW, the most basic one since i only use it for CoD and at the time for BF6, i must say that i am very happy with it, never had a single issue nor with any of the games i mentioned before. Only now i come to realise they have some type of beef going on, ohh dear, any ways, i am very happy with the FW i got for the games i play, no complaints on my end, if i decide to upgrade my FW thinking into using it for other games with more strict AC, i won't doubt to use stella for sure.

Glad to hear the basic version is working for you - that’s a pretty hard thing to mess up, lol.

Haa anyone tried firmare from dma-cheats dot com? Im new to DMA and wanted to get into it but seems so complicated. The firmware searching..... i need it for fortnite.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 Briefly skimmed the Stella posts. Most appear to be from alt accounts, like PotOfGreed. I don’t see a need to comment further or keep going back and forth. Everything he mentioned about the positive things I’ve said about Stella in the past was already acknowledged and explained by me in several posts, and they were largely the result of him being a better salesman than developer and convincing me at the time. He mostly avoided addressing the numerous complaints about broken or instantly blocked firmware, which is what I expected, thus why I don't see the need.

Hahahaha so now everyone is suddenly an alt account. This is becoming increasingly ridiculous.

I have personally had exactly zero involvement with William and his staff when it comes to a deliberate positive external representation of Stella idk what you are smoking. I am just a customer who shared his experience here. With near certainty, the same applies to the other individuals who vouched here. But by all means, keep coping.

I believe it would be advisable for you to ground yourself and return to reality. Your behavior increasingly comes across as exaggerated and self-aggrandizing. The way you present yourself here is hardly convincing

particularly statements such as:
“It’s simply an attempt to discredit me so he can keep the operation going.”
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“The reality is that my reach extends to tens of thousands of people.”

Seriously? Who writes BS like this?

You appear to attribute a level of importance to yourself that is disproportionate to the actual circumstances. It is difficult to imagine that any developer would have an interest in discrediting you. You are neither a well known developer nor in a position that would plausibly justify such a scenario.

Instead, the impression arises that you are overestimating your own relevance, spreading questionable or inaccurate information, and claiming to possess exclusive connections or special firmware versions...or whatever else you suggest. At the same time, you acknowledge that it would be economically absurd for someone to spend $2,500 per month on firmware, yet you continue to present it as if it were an exclusive and desirable product.

Your contradictions and lies are becoming increasingly apparent. When faced with objective and critical questions, you do not respond with arguments but instead become personal. In doing so, you primarily undermine your own credibility.

I think this post was started with the best intentions, everything up to the point of FW providers is great and easy to follow.

The sad reality is that people are going to have different interactions with providers, each user has a different level of technological know how on how to overcome issues etc.

I think people need to realise that DMA is no longer a 'relatively new way of cheating' more and more people are investing in DMA and are using it to gain advantages hence why some ACs are relentlessly going after it.

Obviously, I'm not going to tell people how to spend their own money and everyone has a different financial situation. However, if you're spending $2.5k monthly on firmware or nearly $6k on a 2.0 to cheat in games without getting anything out of it, you seriously need your head checked.