What Do You Need for DMA in PUBG: Equipment and Compatibility?

You can purchase a bundle or select components separately. If you are unsure which option to choose, contact our support team — we will advise you and help you put together a setup.

Bundle without a second PC. The DMA Bundle includes a DMA Captain 75T, Fuser Dichen V6, MAKCU and the required cables. It is an option for buyers who already have a suitable second computer.

Bundle with a mini PC. The DMA Bundle + Mini PC includes a Captain 75T, Dichen V6, MAKCU and a mini PC. Its page also lists assistance from DMA Market support. Confirm the exact contents of your order before paying.

Separate card. I recommend considering the DMA Captain 75T as a starting option. Compare 100T alternatives in the DMA card catalogue; compatibility depends on the specific model, not just its chip designation.

Second computer. If you do not have a suitable device, a Mini PC for DMA is also sold separately. Confirm the exact processor, memory and ports in the selected configuration: the Mini PC label does not establish compliance with every software requirement.

I recommend taking particular care when choosing a fuser: it needs to support the exact resolution and refresh rate you want to play at. For example, you might buy a Fuser Dichen V6 expecting 2K at 240 Hz, although this model supports 144 Hz at 2K. Support for 240 Hz at 1080p does not mean the same refresh rate is available at 2K.

To avoid choosing the wrong model, contact our support team. Tell us your monitor model, desired resolution and refresh rate, and we will advise you and help you choose a fuser.

The main options:

• Fuser Dichen V6 supports 1080p at 144/240 Hz, 2K at 144 Hz and 4K at 60 Hz.

• Godlike Fuser supports 2K at 144/165 Hz and 4K at 60 Hz. It includes a built-in MAKCU.

• Fuser Dichen DC500 / 4K Fuser supports 4K up to 144 Hz. I recommend considering it for a 4K monitor with a high refresh rate.

If you plan to use Aimbot, I recommend buying a separate MAKCU. It emulates mouse input and passes aiming commands to the computer.

Before selecting a setup, we always ask about the following:

• Monitor: its model, resolution and, importantly, the refresh rate you want to play at.

• Motherboard: its exact model, because a particular firmware does not work with every motherboard. You can find information about supported motherboards in DMA Market's Motherboard compatibility with DMA cards guide.

• Second computer: whether you already have one or need it included in the setup.

• Features you want: whether you want visuals on your main computer and whether you plan to use AIM.

Send these details to our support team, and we will help you choose a setup for your needs.

An option without a separate DMA card. I suggest considering RDMA | EAC Version. It requires two PCs connected to a local network at 1 Gbps on both computers. This refers to the local connection between the PCs, not your internet plan's speed. No physical DMA card is needed.

RDMA is purchased as a 30-day subscription. Initial installation is charged separately and is not included in the subscription price.

Choosing the right equipment for your setup involves several factors: your monitor's resolution and refresh rate when selecting a fuser, your motherboard, firmware for the specific game, whether you have a second computer, and the features you want to use.

You can always contact our support team for advice. We will review your setup and help you choose equipment for your needs.