3. Is there a big difference between 75t and 100t?
Yes you can buy from AliExpress, No Big Difference betweet Engima/Captain, 75t vs 100t isnt that big a difference would really just recommend a 75t because it will be cheaper.
Yes, you can buy DMA hardware through AliExpress, there are legitimate sellers on there but also some scam sellers too that sell fake products (they won't be as good as the real thing). For example, a lot of fusers on there are knock-offs but they function quite similar to the real thing, then you have **** knock-offs that are just horrendous, its just a bit of a gamble if you want to buy off of there. In saying that, one of my friends has had no issues at all buying knock-offs while another friend bought a knock-off and it was complete rubbish.
CaptainDMA, Enigma, etc most likely source all of their hardware from the same vendors. They ALL come from the Chinese market and then are drop shipped to the western market. Personally, I've bought most of my hardware off of CaptainDMA and never had any issues with their products what-so-ever, I think the only other thing I bought was the Ferrum which I got from Ferrum themselves. You can also buy bundles off of other vendors like Spadegear which sell you the card, fuser and an aim device all in one but its basically the bare minimum in terms of quality for those packages (at least it was a few months ago, not sure what products they bundle together now).
The difference between 35,75 and 100T is just how much 'data' can be loaded onto the chip. Its essentially how big of a firmware you can load on the card, do keep in mind that just because the 100T is bigger and more expensive does not mean its currently better. Quite a lot of firmware vendors don't actually support the 100T yet - probably because its not required just yet for the modern anti-cheat market. Most people have moved onto the 75T and almost every firmware runs fine on the 75T.
Yes, you can buy DMA hardware through AliExpress, there are legitimate sellers on there but also some scam sellers too that sell fake products (they won't be as good as the real thing). For example, a lot of fusers on there are knock-offs but they function quite similar to the real thing, then you have shit knock-offs that are just horrendous, its just a bit of a gamble if you want to buy off of there. In saying that, one of my friends has had no issues at all buying knock-offs while another friend bought a knock-off and it was complete rubbish.
CaptainDMA, Enigma, etc most likely source all of their hardware from the same vendors. They ALL come from the Chinese market and then are drop shipped to the western market. Personally, I've bought most of my hardware off of CaptainDMA and never had any issues with their products what-so-ever, I think the only other thing I bought was the Ferrum which I got from Ferrum themselves. You can also buy bundles off of other vendors like Spadegear which sell you the card, fuser and an aim device all in one but its basically the bare minimum in terms of quality for those packages (at least it was a few months ago, not sure what products they bundle together now).
The difference between 35,75 and 100T is just how much 'data' can be loaded onto the chip. Its essentially how big of a firmware you can load on the card, do keep in mind that just because the 100T is bigger and more expensive does not mean its currently better. Quite a lot of firmware vendors don't actually support the 100T yet - probably because its not required just yet for the modern anti-cheat market. Most people have moved onto the 75T and almost every firmware runs fine on the 75T.
I had the same experience with AliExpress. I got two fusers and a Makcu. The first fuser was terrible: I had bad colors, and it froze every 20–30 minutes. The second one is perfect — true colors, no freezes, and everything works smoothly. The Makcu is the same: no problems.
Plenty of people run 75T without issues. I'd only look at 100T if you know you actually need the extra performance. No point spending more just because it's the bigger number
3. Is there a big difference between 75t and 100t?
as far as I know, AliExpress they dont provide a warranty, and the DMA cards usually come without firmware.
So I would recommend getting one from Captain or Enigma, as they provide the DMA card with a warranty and firmware included. This means less headache for you, and its plug and play for a little extra money
however, I bought a bundle from FunFortress for around $200.
-100T, Macku, Dichen 6th Gen fuser & all cables.
I was a bit sceptical because it was extremely cheap.. but just under three weeks later it landed. Quality was nice, it works great and I have really good speeds.
Everyone domestic that is selling DMA is just reselling.. if you can afford the wait, you will save yourself easily 3-400$US.
The most expensive outlay is the mini pc.. but again.. shop around. I got mine off Amazon for around $240 and it was nicely specced for what I needed.
however, I bought a bundle from FunFortress for around $200.
-100T, Macku, Dichen 6th Gen fuser & all cables.
I was a bit sceptical because it was extremely cheap.. but just under three weeks later it landed. Quality was nice, it works great and I have really good speeds.
Everyone domestic that is selling DMA is just reselling.. if you can afford the wait, you will save yourself easily 3-400$US.
The most expensive outlay is the mini pc.. but again.. shop around. I got mine off Amazon for around $240 and it was nicely specced for what I needed.
Correctly said
You will pay more if you don't have patience, is true with most things
Also have found many deals on mini pc's and other things by looking around and not focusing on urgency
Lastly, when going DMA your undetectedness fully depends on the firmware as long as the developer of the cheat itself has have a brain. So make sure that aspect is well researched and solid.
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