Alright so I am currently looking for a DMA that supports COD, Apex, Valorant, and R6? know its a lot of games but Idrm the price but every dm I've found doesnt support all those games, only jus 1 like val or jus apex or something, nothing multi.
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02/12/2024 03:25
xazioz#1
02/12/2024 16:59
SyntheticSkill#2
I feel like you're under the impression that one cheat can just work for multiple games, every game you listed utilizes a different game engine and requires a specific product to be made. No matter what provider you end up with you will be paying individually per product, at least for any provider who's trying to make money.Quote:
Alright so I am currently looking for a DMA that supports COD, Apex, Valorant, and R6? know its a lot of games but Idrm the price but every dm I've found doesnt support all those games, only jus 1 like val or jus apex or something, nothing multi.
Just wanted to clear that up as its the vibe im reading from your statement, you will likely need to buy Apex from provider A and COD from provider B etc. Im sure more DMA providers will pop up in the future and offer more titles but currently most have 1-2 products.
02/12/2024 19:14
lightningZDMA#3
If you're looking to buy a DMA and not a cheese, then you're probably talking about the firmware for the DMA，DMA is supported in all games, but many current games add detection of DMA. So the only difference between DMA is the firmware，the DMA firmware doesn't really matter which DMA you buy, there's no such thing as a 100% secure firmware, so for future use you'll most likely be changing the firmware. You can buy good firmware from many firmware developers.
So there are only 2 scenarios you need to consider when buying a DMA: buy a DMA with better performance, or buy a DMA with more firmware support.
The main chip of DMA does not have much influence on its performance, and the current performance of DMA is mainly limited by the FT601 chip.So if you don't have high performance requirements, or your computer doesn't have a Thunderbolt interface, just buying a generic DMA that uses the 35t's chip will suffice.Currently, the 35t chip has the most firmware developers for DMA.
If you need cheaper and better quality, direct technical and after-sales support from the manufacturer, then don't miss our GhostDMA with 35t chip for sale!
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Of course, if you want better performance DMA with Thunderbolt support, you can also consider our ZDMA, the only DMA that supports the Thunderbolt interface.
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So there are only 2 scenarios you need to consider when buying a DMA: buy a DMA with better performance, or buy a DMA with more firmware support.
The main chip of DMA does not have much influence on its performance, and the current performance of DMA is mainly limited by the FT601 chip.So if you don't have high performance requirements, or your computer doesn't have a Thunderbolt interface, just buying a generic DMA that uses the 35t's chip will suffice.Currently, the 35t chip has the most firmware developers for DMA.
If you need cheaper and better quality, direct technical and after-sales support from the manufacturer, then don't miss our GhostDMA with 35t chip for sale!
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Of course, if you want better performance DMA with Thunderbolt support, you can also consider our ZDMA, the only DMA that supports the Thunderbolt interface.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]