AIMBOT MAKCU

I'd like to know if you have any aimbot for COD that uses Makcu and is safe on 2 PCs.

Most DMA cheats for COD are compatible with MAKCU.

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Originally Posted by xddeilon I'd like to know if you have any aimbot for COD that uses Makcu and is safe on 2 PCs.

All of them

Yes, its safe. I personally use it for a lot of EAC games including Fortnite (the highest tier of EAC) and have no issues. It is quite low quality though and has a lot of issues with Logitech mice.

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Originally Posted by TransPrincess Yes, its safe. I personally use it for a lot of EAC games including Fortnite (the highest tier of EAC) and have no issues. It is quite low quality though and has a lot of issues with Logitech mice.

I´ve seen the list of compatibility on their discord, what would be best i your opinion?

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Originally Posted by TransPrincess Yes, its safe. I personally use it for a lot of EAC games including Fortnite (the highest tier of EAC) and have no issues. It is quite low quality though and has a lot of issues with Logitech mice.

Rust* (the highest tier of EAC)

Makcu likely gonna stay "undetected" for a very long time, every AC is putting in more effort to detecting DMA and other factors for 2pc (like irregular resolution on recordings)

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Originally Posted by TransPrincess Yes, its safe. I personally use it for a lot of EAC games including Fortnite (the highest tier of EAC) and have no issues. It is quite low quality though and has a lot of issues with Logitech mice.

If you’re having issues with a Logitech mouse and your MAKCU (which is uncommon since Logitech devices usually perform great with their firmware), I’d suggest reflashing it or possibly replacing the MAKCU as it's possibly damaged.

You can also try reflashing, then lowering your DPI before connecting your mouse to the MAKCU to see if that helps.

Additionally, if you’re using Bluetooth (on any mouse, not just Logitech), it can sometimes cap your DPI at around 400–500, and it won’t work properly until you lower it to that range.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 If you’re having issues with a Logitech mouse and your MAKCU (which is uncommon since Logitech devices usually perform great with their firmware), I’d suggest reflashing it or possibly replacing the MAKCU as it's possibly damaged. You can also try reflashing, then lowering your DPI before connecting your mouse to the MAKCU to see if that helps. Additionally, if you’re using Bluetooth (on any mouse, not just Logitech), it can sometimes cap your DPI at around 400–500, and it won’t work properly until you lower it to that range.

I basically ask because TransPrincess typed this above "It is quite low quality though and has a lot of issues with Logitech mice"
Today i get the xim matrix i bought and will try to configure it to see how it goes, the test i did on the Macku AIO tool showed everything was ok.

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Originally Posted by lukedorian I basically ask because TransPrincess typed this above "It is quite low quality though and has a lot of issues with Logitech mice" Today i get the xim matrix i bought and will try to configure it to see how it goes, the test i did on the Macku AIO tool showed everything was ok.

You shouldn’t run into any issues, but if you do, just ask in the MAKCU Discord. Someone there will help you out. The community’s great about that. The most common issue people run into is with DPI or polling rate being set too high, which can conflict with the firmware. Lowering those settings and, if needed, increasing your native Windows mouse speed usually fixes it.

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Originally Posted by lukedorian I basically ask because TransPrincess typed this above "It is quite low quality though and has a lot of issues with Logitech mice" Today i get the xim matrix i bought and will try to configure it to see how it goes, the test i did on the Macku AIO tool showed everything was ok.

Its okay, but compared to the Ferrum its low quality. Just my opinion though, doesn't mean I'm right.

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Originally Posted by .KaiZy Rust* (the highest tier of EAC) Makcu likely gonna stay "undetected" for a very long time, every AC is putting in more effort to detecting DMA and other factors for 2pc (like irregular resolution on recordings)

I would assume Fortnite has the highest tier, no? Since they own EAC but maybe its the same on Rust also?

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 If you’re having issues with a Logitech mouse and your MAKCU (which is uncommon since Logitech devices usually perform great with their firmware), I’d suggest reflashing it or possibly replacing the MAKCU as it's possibly damaged. You can also try reflashing, then lowering your DPI before connecting your mouse to the MAKCU to see if that helps. Additionally, if you’re using Bluetooth (on any mouse, not just Logitech), it can sometimes cap your DPI at around 400–500, and it won’t work properly until you lower it to that range.

There is a notice in their Discord about Logitech issues at the moment with the current firmware, you can go into the 'mouse issue' section and see there are a lot of complaints.

Compared to Ferrum its really a buggy coded device honestly.

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Originally Posted by 0x41^4 Most DMA cheats for COD are compatible with MAKCU.

But for example, can I use only makcu and aimbot without needing other components?

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Originally Posted by TransPrincess I would assume Fortnite has the highest tier, no? Since they own EAC but maybe its the same on Rust also?

Rust gets all experimental changes around a week prior to Fortnite then another week ish later Apex gets them

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Originally Posted by xddeilon But for example, can I use only makcu and aimbot without needing other components?

You mean like if the macku by itself giving you aimbot? if this is the case then no, you need a DMA card set up, weird question tho, for the cheat to work the cheat needs to detect the DMA card.

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Originally Posted by lukedorian You mean like if the macku by itself giving you aimbot? if this is the case then no, you need a DMA card set up, weird question tho, for the cheat to work the cheat needs to detect the DMA card.

No, there are Makcu only 2pc AI/color aimbots no DMA card needed

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Originally Posted by xddeilon But for example, can I use only makcu and aimbot without needing other components?

Yes. As @[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] said, there are MAKCU-only 2PC AI/color aimbots that don’t require a DMA card.

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Originally Posted by TransPrincess There is a notice in their Discord about Logitech issues at the moment with the current firmware, you can go into the 'mouse issue' section and see there are a lot of complaints. Compared to Ferrum its really a buggy coded device honestly.

In the official MAKCU Discord? I don't see a notice regarding Logitech devices.

There aren’t any critical issues with Logitech products. You just need to flash your MAKCU with the correct firmware for your mouse brand. For example, most Logitech devices use version 3.2/3.4.

I looked through help requests in detail and assume you’re referring to the 3.8 firmware that some users have reported issues with. That version was released last month and is beta firmware, so it shouldn’t be used unless you’re willing to test. Even then, there aren’t enough complaints to suggest it’s a widespread issue.

I do agree though, Ferrum is overall a much better device.